thanks, sadly that is a limitation of android, it is quite annoying indeed, but when you select text they always show that popup without a close button nor allowing to drag it around, it is quite inconvenient,
the trick to use it in a more convenient way is this: scroll the selected text close to the top, so the popup goes down and then it is less close to the text allowing to click the app’s black button without problem
I see, your trick works. But I wonder, if the app can’t move Android’s “copy/cut/select all” pop-up, can the app move the citation pop-up instead? (I don’t know what is the phone limitations here.)
And some additional feedback for maybe nice to have features, maybe a scrollbar or other indicator of position, and maybe a bookmark to remember the text position when you close the app so you can return to it when you open the app the next time.
the sitation popup could maybe be changed to appear more far away (which will look a bit odd but well) or maybe just add some fixed bar with a button at the bottom instead of a popup in-place,
about saving current view position, yes that I can add it easily, other people also told me they would like that because they lose the progress/position of their read when they close the app
Maybe a “Delta” manifesto would be the solution. Here is mine (jokingly).
“The Decentralized Delusion: A Manifesto for Free Communication”
In this era of surveillance capitalism, where our every move is tracked and monitored by faceless corporations and governments, we must reclaim the power to communicate freely.
We, the decentralized revolutionaries, reject the notion that our conversations should be controlled or censored. We refuse to surrender our privacy to the whims of algorithmic overlords. Our words are not commodities to be bought and sold; they are sacred expressions of human thought and emotion.
Delta Chat is more than just a messaging app – it’s a beacon of hope for decentralized communication. By encrypting every message with end-to-end encryption, we ensure that our conversations remain private and secure from prying eyes. No central authority can intercept or manipulate our words; no government can silence us.
But Delta Chat is not an isolated phenomenon. It’s part of a broader movement to decentralize the internet itself – to create a network where users are in control, not corporations or governments. We envision a world where data storage and processing power are distributed among individuals, rather than concentrated in the hands of a few powerful entities.
Delta Lab embodies this spirit of innovation and defiance. By developing decentralized technologies like Delta Node and Delta Talk, we’re creating tools that empower people to communicate freely – without relying on centralized services or governments.
Our manifesto is simple:
Decentralize communication: We will not entrust our conversations to corporate-controlled platforms.
Protect privacy: Our words are private; no one has the right to intercept or manipulate them.
Empower individuals: Decentralized technologies must prioritize user control and autonomy.
Join us in this revolution of decentralized communication! Together, we can create a world where freedom of expression is not just an ideal – but a reality.
“The Decentralized Delusion: A Manifesto for Free Communication”
Why “Delusion”? 
@hpk @adbenitez All
We’re all a bit stressed, me first.
Can’t DCCamp 2024 be organised?
Everyone in the tent, everyone brings food and drinks and we all relax a bit 
I am not stressed but I would love to meet you and some other Italian DC users and bring some Delta Chat stickers for you!
Full text of the license is actually attached at the end of the text, it is not detached or removed.
I can’t find the manifesto in the xstore any more. Has it been removed?
Yes, it was unclear if it fits into Games or Tools so it was first placed into games, then moved into tools (accidentally or whatever, during update) and then just removed to avoid endless discussion.
If you want to use it, you can download it from the releases at GitHub - ArcaneCircle/TheCommunistManifesto: The Communist Manifesto as Webxdc, including sharing quotes in chat!
OK but why does every app need to be shoe-boxed into the Games or Tools category? If its not a game or a tool why not just leave it in the xstore but neither in the Games or Tools category, so users can still find it either in the xstore Home screen or by searching for it? Or add a Miscellaneous category?