Drag & drop via textview may look useful but IMO it's quite annoying, as soon I want to select text with mouse, I move the window instead of doing text selection.

Maybe replace the close button by a drag&drop area? (not sure a close button is a good idea for such app, we have right click menu)

The current summary A very small and minimalistic text view isn't great (too long, starts with an article, not a call to action).

An easy improvement would be something like Minimalistic text view, but it'd be even better if the summary advertised the kinds of use cases you have in mind for the app.

An exercise that can help here is completing this sentence:

Mini Text is an app that lets you "SUMMARY"

Example from another app: Clairvoyant is an app that lets you “Ask questions, get psychic answers”

More general guidance here: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/Initiatives/-/wikis/App-Metadata

Hello, I've just installed Mini Text from Flathub, and I've noticed a problem for those of us who prefer our close-minimize-maximize buttons on the left. Mini Text honors that preference, putting the close button directly over the top left corner of the text area. Not only does it cover up the text, it renders the button itself unusable. Ideally an override whereby the close button was always located at the top right of the button bar no matter what could solve the issue.

Looks like a nice little piece of software though!

Hello! On my keyboard pressing Ctrl+"+" does not increase the font size. If I also hold down the Shift key, it works. I believe pressing "+" without shift leads to the keypress registering as "=".
I'm not sure what's the proper Gnome way to handle this, but maybe Ctrl+"=" key combination should trigger font size increase.

the size is too small.
and I want to change font.

i'm on Debian 12, KDE Plasma 5.27.5 and the icon doesn't look right
The icon theme is the default Breeze

Inspector has been uploaded. Kindly add this app also to the store.

Description:
I am using Ubuntu 20.04 and have set the system appearance to use the Dark window colors. However, when I open Minitext, the application interface remains in the "white" mode, failing to switch to the Dark mode as expected.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Install Minitext on Ubuntu 20.04.
2. Set the system appearance to use Dark window colors.
3. Open Minitext.

Expected Behavior:
When the system appearance is set to Dark window colors, Minitext should automatically switch to Dark mode, reflecting the system-wide appearance settings.

Actual Behavior:
Minitext remains in the "white" mode, regardless of the system appearance settings.

Additional Information:
Ubuntu Version: 20.04.6
Minitext Version: 0.1.7
System Appearance Settings: Dark window colors

Possible Workarounds:
If there are any known workarounds or settings adjustments that users can try in order to enable Dark mode in Minitext, please provide them here.

This issue impacts the usability and consistency of the application with the system-wide appearance settings. It would be greatly appreciated if the Minitext development team could address this matter and provide a fix or guidance on how to enable Dark mode when the system appearance is set to Dark.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

It's translated in App Grid, but not in the app header and "About" window. These strings must be also translatable.

Hi, Can you add buttons in the app that can allow the app to increase or decrease the text sizes. It's very useful when reading in maximized mode