Is Plus Editor supposed to be like this on iOS?

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  • plus-editor

    Discontinued [Moved to https://github.com/standardnotes/app] The Plus Editor is a Standard Notes derived editor that is perfect for crafting any document.

    • Thanks for letting me know! I opened the Plus Editor on an iPhone 12 Pro Max, and while it's not exactly the same, the toolbar spans three rows long and the buttons are easier to tap on. Are you self-hosting the Extensions as well? Perhaps you could compare the version of the Plus Editor that you have installed with the latest version that's available on GitHub from within the Extensions menu of the desktop/web app?

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