Tuba 0.11.0, the GTK4/libadwaita Fediverse client, has been released with full support for Mastodon's consent-based quote posts, letting users quote, control who can quote them, and revoke consent. The update also adds Mastodon Collections browsing/creation, UnifiedPush support for persistent notification connections, custom Hashtag List timelines, polls with attachments, a rewritten emoji picker, and Haiku OS support. An experimental nightly Android build is also now available via the GTK4Android website, though not yet on Play Store or F-Droid. Tuba can be installed via Flathub, apt on Ubuntu, or from the official website.
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What new features are in Tuba 0.11.0 for Mastodon?
Tuba 0.11.0 adds full support for Mastodon's consent-based quote posts, letting users quote others, control whether their own posts can be quoted, and revoke consent afterward. It also adds browsing and creating Mastodon Collections, UnifiedPush support for persistent notifications, custom Hashtag List timelines, and posts combining attachments with polls on supported instances. Track Fediverse client updates like this Tuba release as you plan a Mastodon workflow, via daily.dev.
Is there an Android version of the Tuba Mastodon client?
Yes, experimental nightly Android builds of Tuba exist but are described as formative, with the developers noting there are already better options for Mastodon on Android. The builds aren't yet on the Play Store or F-Droid; they can only be downloaded from the GTK4Android website. Work on the Android port also fixed UX issues affecting Linux mobile. Developers evaluating experimental FOSS app ports can follow releases like this one on daily.dev.