2.4.1, f-droid.
As a new user, I found the Devices tab confusing. After being out in public, it showed 4 AirTags found. Clicking showed them, 6, 7, 8 10. I wondered "what happened to 1-5 and 9"? Then I clicked through the other non-zero panes, 4 Apple FindMyDevices, 1 Tile.
And then 15 "Other". But that other contains the above devices. So it should be labeled "All", not "Other".
And then there should be an "Other", that lists devices that are not listed in a previous pane.
I didn't end up reading a tutorial, or if so didn't absorb that the # is the serial number of found device by the app, over all devices. If that's right, it's a great hint to give people.
I'm guessing Apple Device and Samsung Device are phones/computers/etc., not trackers - but I get it that's it's hard to know really.
There's no UI hint if this is BLE vs regular bluetooth. I do have 3 BLE IOT things, and I don't think they have appeared.
Don't mean to gripe - it's really great what you've done and released -- thanks for writing and publishing this as Free Software.
2.4.1, f-droid.
As a new user, I found the Devices tab confusing. After being out in public, it showed 4 AirTags found. Clicking showed them, 6, 7, 8 10. I wondered "what happened to 1-5 and 9"? Then I clicked through the other non-zero panes, 4 Apple FindMyDevices, 1 Tile.
And then 15 "Other". But that other contains the above devices. So it should be labeled "All", not "Other".
And then there should be an "Other", that lists devices that are not listed in a previous pane.
I didn't end up reading a tutorial, or if so didn't absorb that the # is the serial number of found device by the app, over all devices. If that's right, it's a great hint to give people.
I'm guessing Apple Device and Samsung Device are phones/computers/etc., not trackers - but I get it that's it's hard to know really.
There's no UI hint if this is BLE vs regular bluetooth. I do have 3 BLE IOT things, and I don't think they have appeared.
Don't mean to gripe - it's really great what you've done and released -- thanks for writing and publishing this as Free Software.