Hi guys As title says there is no add Button or anything. How can i add hidden items?
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Where in the app can you see this?
Settings>privacy>hidden items
with “move to”.
you either choose multiple images and you move them to your previously created vault or you choose “move to” when you’re viewing the image and select the vault folder
Ok thanks. I misunderstood this option imagine you have a directory with thousands of image files you don’t want to see in gallery app. What would be best solution?
you select the album in the album view, touch the ⁝ in the menu, select hide.
Album with all of it’s images is excluded from the gallery
Why does a gallery app needs internet connection?
Idk, this one doesn’t
When I tried this app it required internet access on my GrapheneOS
So it needed internet access?
have network access: necessary for the map view, and most likely for precise reverse geocoding too,
view network connections: checking for connection states allows Aves to gracefully degrade features that depend on internet.