I've just updated the link personalizer userscript. As it didn't contain an update URL before, I thought I just drop you a note here; now an updateURL is set, so if you've installed this version, future updates should come automatically:

userscripts.org/scripts/show/300869

@Izzy Thanks :)

@bmdixon Anytime :) Had to fix some URL handlings (especially concerning links to other stacks), so updating is strongly recommended :)

How are you all? You guys using the stack exchange app?

I'm not, no.

Saw tempted to make one myself but the official one is very nice

Hi :) I use it

Saw = was! I'm on my phone atm

If there is something you think it's missing then suggest it as it is updated quite often with new features

It's a nice little app, but hard to type out replies on a phone keyboard

@RossC It's not possible: they don't include enough functionality in the site API, to stop people making apps that robo-answer questions and the like.

The public API doesn't let you post anything but comments (and even that was a recent addition).

@RossC: I love it

though, I really wish it made it easier to check sites in a more... organised manner

... never mind. found it ;p

Ah cool that's sensible

Lol

Honestly: What I'm missing here, and why does it feel strange? android.stackexchange.com/q/62945/16575

I thought I was kidding with my comment. Now the question is: Who's kidding whom here? I cannot believe he really didn't know a battery needs to be charged. Just wanted to point out we need a few more details...

I don't think he understood your comment

@DanHulme He might have taken it as "your battery is broken, go for a replacement?"

High rep on s.o. Assume he knows what he's doing...

I finally did it! That one was bothering me for far too long. Made a self-test now.

Name of the permission is completely misleading. It's not about "phone state" at all!

@Izzy There's one more thing to bear in mind: Google Play policy now forbids apps from getting your IMEI to identify you for advertising purposes. All the ad libraries have been updated now to use the Google-Play-Services-provided "advertising ID", so any that still use the IMEI should be reported to Google.

@DanHulme I wonder if everybody sticks to that. And how users shall find out. Thanks for the pointer, though!

I also wonder concerning push-ads, which have been banned about a year ago. AppBrain still lists plenty of apps using them.