right now in the iOS app if you setup an instance I do not see a way to setup another one and seeing as how the current architecture of the product is, I would need multiple servers for my org's needs. the app should be able to handle it as well.

Use local notifications when the app is running or in background. I know that encrypted push notifications are supported when using the enterprise version, but it would be very handy if the app would support local notifications when running in background or foreground for new messages.
This creates the ability to use the app without sending data around the world.

LaTeX is integrated in a very useful way in the desktop app (Linux and MacOS as far as I can see). However, on iOS as well as Android LaTeX appears as a code snippet. Unfortunately, I cannot offer to contribute this feature myself, but I would highly appreciate equation rendering also in the mobile app.

most of the social apps have “Share” feature.There are two ways. “Share From Mattermost To …” and “Share From … To Mattermost”

Those allow integration between apps and make it easier to add messages and links to Mattermost.

Cheers

An Apple Watch app would be nice.

Being able to view videos uploaded with an iOS device (.mov)

iOS and Android apps should allow users to bypass certificate warning. Some of us don't have proper certs and use the application for small teams, and don't have the resources to get proper web certificates.

So I understand that in iOS version 3.3.0, there was a change to disable messages from being sent after pressing the 'Return' key.

My team is coming from WhatsApp so the default is to send a message using the 'Return' key.

I would suggest adding a configuration item that would allow users to make this change as it's really based on personal preference.

Would fix: https://github.com/mattermost/ios/issues/39

allow message sending with siri and automation with shortcuts app
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/sirikit/messaging

Keyboard hides after clicking send button.

It would be better to persist the keyboard on screen after sending a message. This is a common use case for users to who want to send separate messages instead of creating paragraphs.

Hiding the keyboard should be triggered by the 'Done' button or touching the message display area.

Currently If you approve an MFA push notification from the same screen it works but if you open the MFA app to approve the authentication is goes back to the login page. We have tried it on Android and IOS devices. Can you please add this as a feature? They have a free version of DUO for 10 users you can do testing. https://duo.com/pricing/duo-free 1

The current image display on iPhone with the file properties listed to the side of the image doesn't allow the user to really see what the image is. Instead, the user must click the image every time. The current format gives more emphasis to the image properties than it does the image. When typically the user really only cares about seeing the image.

It would dramatically improve usability if it functioned similar to the web app/browser. Display a fullwidth image with the file name on a separate row above it.

In the iOS application, you need to be able to choose the degree of video compression at startup. This is necessary so that you can compress videos and upload them. Now, when you try to upload a video clip, the video is primarily compressed, but since the compression algorithms are not good enough, the video still weighs too much and cannot be uploaded. Please fix it.

As on the desktop, keyboard shortcuts are a huge improvement regarding efficiency and usability.

iPads are more and more used with keyboards and Apple provides an easy way to add keyboards shortcuts to an app.
So it would be great if without touching the iPad screen we could :
- Switch to a channel/conversation (jump to)
- Send a message
- Search in the team
- Switch between teams

Thanks

Tapping a link shared in Mattermost currently throws you out of the app and into Safari. I would be preferable to use Safari View Controller1 to show the link inside the app.

When someone post @channel i get a notification that says "somone metioned YOU....". That shoul ony come when they have mentioned you spesificly. if not it should say something like "in channel X someone mentioned @channel"

The current indication for the Mac client is a hardly distinguishable blue dot for the team and a hardly distinguishable whiter color for the channel. It's nice and muted, but I had to really look hard before I found what to look for for unread messages. I suggest a slightly more pronounced way of indicating unread messages for teams and channels.

https://info.mobileiron.com/rs/mobileiron/images/appconnect_faq.pdf

We tried to wrap the application for android through the mobile iron wrap portal. But it crashed on launch.

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