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Bug description
You could say this isn't a bug because it's just a feature that's missing but, logically, I would have to think that it was intended to be possible, so it is in fact a bug.
If you have multiple photos in a single message, you can't single out one of them and reply to it. The only options are: edit, save, and delete. This is problematic because sets are used all the time for "which sort of ice cream do you want" kind of questions. I can't quote back the image and say "this one" so I have to waste time with lots of wording to describe the one-of-N images that I want to comment on. It's worse, actually, because I have to lose the context of the image itself and then comment back from memory in a new text message.
It would be MUCH more efficient to reply directly to the image itself and say "this flavor but without the chocolate sprinkles". That sort of thing.
Screenshots
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Device
Samsung S26
Android version
Latest
Signal version
Latest
Link to debug log
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Guidelines
Bug description
You could say this isn't a bug because it's just a feature that's missing but, logically, I would have to think that it was intended to be possible, so it is in fact a bug.
If you have multiple photos in a single message, you can't single out one of them and reply to it. The only options are: edit, save, and delete. This is problematic because sets are used all the time for "which sort of ice cream do you want" kind of questions. I can't quote back the image and say "this one" so I have to waste time with lots of wording to describe the one-of-N images that I want to comment on. It's worse, actually, because I have to lose the context of the image itself and then comment back from memory in a new text message.
It would be MUCH more efficient to reply directly to the image itself and say "this flavor but without the chocolate sprinkles". That sort of thing.
Screenshots
No response
Device
Samsung S26
Android version
Latest
Signal version
Latest
Link to debug log
No response