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Summarize, then Select, then the screen-specific buttons, then Edit list: a pencil for owners and the people glyph labelled Members for everyone else, on web, Android and iOS. The phones' ellipsis opened the settings sheet directly, so it promised a menu that was not there. The web's separate Select all button is gone; Select all lives inside selection mode on all three, as it already did on the phones.
Give every list bar the same buttons in the same order
ohmzi
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November 10, 2026 04:04
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Gives every list screen's top bar the same buttons in the same order on web, Android and iOS, with a pencil or people glyph for Edit list in place of the phones' ellipsis, and Select all inside selection mode only (#55).
Checked before merging to develop: web lint, 2092 web tests and the web build, and the Android compile with its unit tests. iOS was not built on the author's machine (no Xcode); the macOS xctest job on this PR is the check. xctest is not a required check on master, so auto-merge can land before it finishes.