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[FR] More options for media viewer
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this post was submitted on 13 May 2026
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Good point, we'll make the video controls show on tap in the next TestFlight 👍
In Mlem, you can drag your finger left/right on a video to scrub, and move your finger up/down to change scrubbing speed. I didn't use Apollo, so am not familiar with whether they did it differently. If you'd prefer a different behavior let me know.
Hmm. I wasn’t seeing that functionality when I last checked. Does it depend on the type of video? I’ll look out for something suitable to share.
Edit: so I found a video and it worked :). However, once the controls are shown by scrubbing, I can’t see a way to get rid of them, so yes it probably does need the old ‘tap’ behaviour.