When logged into a remote server and running a command with significant output (e.g. apt upgrade) the point on the screen where new characters are printed gets out of sync with the display and appears to jump around. This seems to be an issue mostly when there are status bars or text that would be rendered off screen.

Hello,

In the Textastic iOS app, I found that when I create multiple WebDAV connections with different account credentials, the app sometimes logs in with the wrong account.

Even though I entered different usernames and passwords, it connects using the credentials of a previously used account — possibly because the server or URL is the same. I’m not sure if it’s caused by identical URLs or just the same server.

Could you please fix this so that each WebDAV connection uses the specific account information entered, regardless of any shared URLs or servers? This issue makes it difficult to manage multiple accounts securely and correctly.

If needed, I can provide more detailed connection information or screenshots via email.

Thank you very much!

Issue: A graphical artifact appears on the iPhone 13 mini.

Details: The artifact starts at the right edge of the view and becomes visible when the text focus is moved to the left.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open a screen with editable text.
2. Place the text cursor near the right edge of the screen.
3. Move the focus to the left.
4. Observe the artifact appearing along the right edge of the view.

4598647982707891663.mp4The second-to-last tab disappears. The name of the tab doesn’t matter. The device is an iPhone 13 mini.

Finally managed to replicate the weird behaviour I’m seeing sometimes when I’m editing a file : when I select a full line with shift+cursor up then copy it with command+c, if just after I press cursor-up the behaviour is the same as command-cursor-up, moving to top of document (and back to where I was if I press cursor-down just after that, but that’s probably because the edit point is still there)

Using latest version, on iPad pro, with external keyboard (but had this before with magic keyboard), and latest version of the OS (not dev preview)

Hello,

I'm using WebDAV on a cPanel server and uploading files through the Textasic app.

Issue:

When a file named 'a.html' already exists on the server, and I try to upload another 'a.html' file to the same location, I get the following error:

Error uploading 'temp/a.html': request body stream exhausted

However, if I upload a folder that includes the same file (like 'b/a.html'), I receive a prompt asking whether to overwrite the file, and the upload completes successfully.

Question:

Is this an expected behavior in the Textasic app, or is it an upload failure?

Currently, overwriting individual files does not work. If there’s any known fix or workaround, I’d appreciate the guidance.

Thank you.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_MRtlpzsdkaO9PF-Dt2DB7EpxgwFTPOp/view?usp=drivesdk

When editing documents with YAML Frontmatter (https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#extension-yaml_metadata_block), it could be quite nice to have the option to expose title alongside or in place of filename. 

Sure, we can do webDAV, but it would be easier to share.

Hi,

Textastic accepts TextMate bundles and sublime text packages with syntax definitions and code completion, but only syntax highlighting works. Any idea how to make code completion defined in tm or sublime text packages functional in Textastic?

Why is it possible to input Chinese text in a code editor, but not in an SSH terminal? Yet, in the SSH terminal within the Code app, Chinese input works fine