Often I talk nonsense, and need to delete an invalid answer via mobile.  This works for comments. Is this a planned feature on Android?
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Currently, the only way to vote to delete (and undelete, since you can't see deleted posts) in the Android app is to open the post in a browser, and then vote to delete from there.  Can we get delete vote functionality within the app, as well as the ability to delete our own posts?  Worth to mention: users , so it's possible in the API.  Related:
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The SE iOS app crashes when adding comments to certain posts.  It was discovered to be if the "Add an Answer" button was visible, not just responding to a deleted comment.  Edited to match answer. Previous steps were not the only use case, and this error keeps getting re-reported in different ways.
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In the Android App, if a question is closed, I won't be able to leave comments on either the question or any of its answers. There are simply no "Add Comment" buttons available anywhere if the question is closed.  See the screenshot below. The comment adding interface is simply removed on closed questions and their answers &mdash; no Reply button in the toolbar, and no Add Comment button under the question.        Occurs on Android app v1.0.50 and v1.0.51, on a HTC One running Android 4.4.3.
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Usually when answer gets deleted directly (i.e. not as side effect of its parent question deleted) it says "deleted by [name here] [time stamp]". Plus, it always leave a revision.  However, I just stumbled over  on Stack Overflow:        Weird, don't you think? Looking in the , nothing strange in there and nothing strange in  as well.  Finally, the last straw... :        Another thought was maybe some automagical conversion to comment, but no such comment exists.  Can anyone shed some light over this phenomenon?
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Looks like there's a small bug in the UI: I posted a question here on meta.SE which ended up being just something dumb I was doing and no use to anyone in the future. At first I posted an answer saying what the dumb thing was, but then I realized that the whole thing had no value, so I deleted the answer, and then deleted the question — whereupon it asked me:  Delete this answered question? We do not recommend deleting questions with answers because doing so deprives future readers of this knowledge. Repeated deletion of answered questions can result in your account being blocked from asking. Are you sure you wish to delete?  (Screenshot below) Probably shouldn't ask (or add to the tally) if the only answers are deleted ones...
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I recently downvoted an answer on SO because I believe it didn't actually answer the question, and before I could add a comment, the answer had been deleted. Two minutes later, I looked at the question again, and the same user had re-posted his answer, without the downvote.  I've seen this guy remove answers with negative feedback/downvotes in the past and repost them exactly as they were. My biggest concern is that by getting round the system this way will hide legitimate feedback that may be very relevant to whoever asked the original question.  I feel there's an argument for requiring a vote to close ANY answer or question with any kind of feedback. Personally, I've only ever deleted one question that had answers, because I realised there wasn't an easy way to explain what I was asking, and realised shortly after I posted it that it wasn't possible anyway.
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In the inbox of the app, there is no way to differentiate between comments and answers as is in the global inbox of the website.  Could this be added?
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This has been , but a long time ago, and got closed for a rather confusing reason (converting comments to answers is not an "exact duplicate" of converting answers to comments), so I'm going to bring it up again.  I think it makes sense to have a user (not asker) option to convert a comment they posted on a question to an answer on the question, if it turns out it led to the asker figuring out the answer. We've all seen askers reply to comments with "@foo Hey, that was it! Post that as an answer and I'll accept it"; why not make it simple for the user to do that? It seems trivial to implement, and there's no formatting issues like there is going from answers to questions. I'm not sure how it could be "abused", because you need less rep to answer a question than to comment on it. I don't know if the answer's post time should be the time of the comment or the time it was converted; I think probably the latter. I also don't know if the comment should be deleted, left alone, or replaced with a link to the answer; again I think probably the last
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Bravo for allowing comment editing, but what's the explanation for enforcing a five-minute window?  I think this might be over-engineering. If I have a spelling mistake or an inaccuracy I'd like to fix, I don't think the fact that five minutes has elapsed should prevent me from fixing it.  Further, if you are worried people will edit their comments in a way that makes the comment thread nonsensical, they can already do this by deleting their comment. So, limiting the ability to edit isn't really helping much in that regard.  Update  If people don't like this idea, I'm definitely open to hearing your reasons. For now, it seems like an unnecessary limitation of a quite awesome feature.  Update 2  Regarding John's scenario...     Me: Obama is cool!   You: You are right, man!      My edit: Obama is an idiot!   You: You are right, man!   ...this problem can still occur with deletions...     user1: Obama is cool!   user2: No, McCain is cool!   you: You are right, man!        user1: Obama is cool!   ---- deleted -----   you: You are right, man!     So, yes, editing could be abused as you suggest, but discontinuities can occur already because of deletions (and as someone else mentioned, because upvoted comments get prioritized upward).  As for Jeff's argument about rate limiting, I agree that is important, but I don't understand why you can't just use a CAPTCHA to prevent too many edits in a short period of time.
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Meanwhile, in August 2009  as reason for comment flagging, and the comment flags show in the 10k tools. And  is on its way. Hence: I don't care for this request myself anymore. An explicit [status-declined] would be fine.    What about being able to set comments to auto-expire? Or, alternatively, set a comment to be removable by the author of the question or answer one comments on?  This way the communities would allow for some personal or funny comments (even like "Thanks") without those comments littering the sites forever. Or, when the original author is allowed to clean up, then comments that have been taken care of by editing the question or answer, could be removed.  Why?  As, , there's no way to send a personal message to other members, I find myself abusing the comments like some "poor man's private messaging system". I try to refrain from things like "Thank you", but sometimes I do want to point out something to someone. After a while (hours, days) I then  to remove them (hoping that no-one actually replied to them with another comment, like "Thanks, fixed it").  Like :    (I don't find this feature request very important (at all), I am quite impressed by what's been given us already, and I doubt there's a way to implement it without making things too confusing. Maybe I'm just trying too hard to keep things tidy and clean. Still, I wanted to share it, just in case someone comes up with something very clever...)
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I know from experience that editing a post from a mobile device is not the easiest task.  When editing a post tonight, I decided I'd like to cancel the edit. However, there was no "cancel" link. There is one on the full site (presumably a result of ).  I think it would be rather convenient if we had a cancel link on the mobile version of the edit page.
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Someone commented on my answer and I just replied to that in a comment. The I immediately edited the comment by selecting it and then pressing edit on action bar.  The edit didn't show up, even after doing a pull to refresh on the question, it was showing the comment in its original form.  It only showed up once I reopened the question from the right drawer (notifications).  The apps says 1.0.60 in about.
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I had posted a comment on a question asking the OP to provide more information on the exact problem. Seeing that, the OP posted more information about the question and I decided to delete my comment as its purpose was achieved. But when I tried to delete the comment, I got an error message. This is the error message I got when I tried to delete that comment.    The problem is not with the comment not getting deleted. I could wait for a while and delete the comment later, but the problem is with the error message which is displayed when trying to delete the comment.     An error occured during voting   This error message for a comment deletion failure is certainly not the best.  So, can we please have a more relevant error message, something like     An error occured while deleting the comment   or anything better the devs could come up with, when we the deletion of a comment fails?
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At 10k, you can start seeing deleted posts. The main web version takes this into account and displays the total number of answers (deleted and non-deleted):    However, for the mobile theme, it doesn't (same question in screenshot):    It's not that you can't see deleted posts in the mobile theme, because you can (erased all information, just showing screenshot to show the red deleted background):      So can it be made more consistent with the web version, and the correct number shown please?  BTW I was using  -- you can test the mobile theme yourself by clicking the 'mobile' link in the footer.
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I'm using the official Stack Exchange mobile app for iOS or Android, and  My app crashed! It doesn't look good on my new smartphone. It won't run after I updated my device. I noticed another bug. I have an idea for a new feature which is currently not in the app.  How do I report bugs with or request features for the iOS and Android apps? Also:  I've used the built-in functionality of the app to report a bug or submit a feature request. Did I do the right thing? The app prompted me to post on Meta after an error occurred. Should I post about it here? I'm wondering why the latest version is from 2017. I've heard rumors that the apps are no longer supported; is that true? I can't find the app on my device's app store anymore! Where did it go?     We get a lot of bug reports from users about the mobile apps, which are unsupported, and at the moment, there is no centralized Q&amp;A pair for those to be closed as duplicates of (the relevant answers are spread across multiple unrelated questions). This question is an FAQ proposal, to serve as a directly-related duplicate target for those questions.
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I was Active in Arabic SE before it was closed days ago. Though I still see messages and achievements in my inbox that's related to it.  In deleted questions, all go hidden and that's good. Why not doing the same for Closed sites?    because this, the Android app is getting crash at every time I check inbox or achievements.
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I often flag comments as obsolete after i.e. the suggestion has been added to the question/answer -- or for any reason that fits into 'obsolete'.  Sometimes I revisit a question from days ago and I can't flag the comments I've up voted. Which forces me to hop on my laptop and do it from the desktop site (you can flag up voted comments on the desktop site) -- that is if I'm feeling really persistent about it.  Can this functionality be added to the iOS app?