threema-web VS Ionic-UI-Templates

A benchmark with a reasonable lower limit probably makes sense, right? https://github.com/threema-ch/threema-web/pull/1091

I just experimented a bit with different browsers however it works fine for me with Firefox 88.0.1 and Chrome 90.0.4. If you're on windows you can use the clipboard history (Win+V) to validate the picture is actually in your clipboard. If it for some reason still doesn't work at all I suggest writing a Threema Web Bug Report via GitHub or waiting for the Threema Desktop Apps, however they don't have a launch date yet (as far as I know). If you need this feature right away I suggest trying a different browser like Google Chrome or Ungoogled Chromium if you don't want any Google services.

Looks interesting. If you are finished maybe you could Make a pull request so the developer could easily integrate this new theme: https://github.com/threema-ch/threema-web/pulls

Now if you're really keen self host your own threema instance.

This demo is inspired from the SwiftUI + Rive course by Meng To from Design+Code. Source code: https://github.com/Aashu-Dubey/Ionic-UI-Templates Web demo: https://aashu-dubey.github.io/Ionic-UI-Templates With this, I also created the same using Flutter, below are the details for anyone interested Flutter Source code: https://github.com/Aashu-Dubey/flutter-samples Flutter Web demo: https://aashu-dubey.github.io/flutter-samples Twitter: https://twitter.com/aashudubey\_ad/status/1617186151860948992

This is a little something I made while I was learning Ionic, this project is inspired from this Flutter project. I’ve also created few YouTube videos to explain some implementations seen in the video, like List animation, Drawer and Menu icon animation etc. I have also, using Capacitor, created a local plugin to get status bar height (something that I couldn’t get from existing libraries), I also did a video for that on YouTube. Source code:- https://github.com/Aashu-Dubey/Ionic-UI-Templates YouTube Playlist:- https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpnMM6hhRcchVmD6K1xJicQ7dJTa9uUrg Twitter:- https://twitter.com/aashudubey\_ad/status/1488243707472416770 Insta:- https://instagram.com/codeguru\_yt

I did the same with Ionic while I was learning it recently.

Though I do understand, over the top and unnecessary animations wouldn't really be a good choice for real world applications (for Accessibility and other reasons), but this is just demo. I also created the same thing in Ionic while I was learning it.

Following the above steps animation should work as expected. This article is part of my open source project Ionic-UI-Templates, so do check that out for complete code.