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  3 days ago by josha | Reply

  That sounds like a solid direction for improving cross-platform consistency in Syncthing Tray. Reusing UI components to build a cohesive Android app not only reduces redundant work but also ensures users get a familiar experience across devices. Especially for power users who want more control over ignore patterns, a polished mobile UI would be a game-changer.

  Speaking of Android apps with good UI/UX, take a look at تنزيل انمي سلاير for some inspiration. It’s a lightweight anime streaming app that handles media, lists, and navigation very smoothly across Android devices. Something similar in design principles—clean, intuitive, responsive—could really help showcase the strength of Syncthing Tray on mobile too.

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That sounds like a solid direction for improving cross-platform consistency in Syncthing Tray. Reusing UI components to build a cohesive Android app not only reduces redundant work but also ensures users get a familiar experience across devices. Especially for power users who want more control over ignore patterns, a polished mobile UI would be a game-changer. Speaking of Android apps with good UI/UX, take a look at [تنزيل انمي سلاير](https://animeslayer.info/) for some inspiration. It’s a lightweight anime streaming app that handles media, lists, and navigation very smoothly across Android devices. Something similar in design principles—clean, intuitive, responsive—could really help showcase the strength of Syncthing Tray on mobile too.
 
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That sounds like a solid direction for improving cross-platform consistency in Syncthing Tray. Reusing UI components to build a cohesive Android app not only reduces redundant work but also ensures users get a familiar experience across devices. Especially for power users who want more control over ignore patterns, a polished mobile UI would be a game-changer.
Speaking of Android apps with good UI/UX, take a look at تنزيل انمي سلاير for some inspiration. It’s a lightweight anime streaming app that handles media, lists, and navigation very smoothly across Android devices. Something similar in design principles—clean, intuitive, responsive—could really help showcase the strength of Syncthing Tray on mobile too.
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This is an image ![an openSUSE geeko icon](https://en.opensuse.org/images/d/d0/Icon-distribution.png)

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