I've not done any iOS / OS X development before, but I do plan to, just need to get my hands on a Mac.

Thanks. I really do want to make something useful, simple and elegant, because I will be using it myself.

I am considering open sourcing it. To date all of my programming / scripting projects have been entirely my own work, and I have hacked together my own version control systems I work with, so I need to take a look at learning git.

I'm quite a fan of Windows Phone to be honest. I'll start work on a proper app for Windows Phone once I've upgraded to the consumer release of Windows 10.

It depends on the website, I've been trying to inject JavaScript to change the styling of certain elements but it's breaking the entire page every time. I'm still working on it though, I'll be trying to incorporate JSoup soon, hopefully that might be the workaround I need.

Thanks for the advice, ad's will be removed on the next build (within 24 hours I would think).

With regards to point 4. I've been wrestling with that for days, I've been trying to inject JavaScript to change the styling of certain elements but it's breaking the entire page every time. I'm still working on it though, I'll be trying to incorporate JSoup soon.

Thanks for the reply, I'm certainly considering taking the ads out for the next build, at least until the UX is much improved.

I have tried to incorporate as much functionality as I can into the webview; a menu for tribes, login, and frontpage layouts. As well as introducing text zoom options, which I thought helped a lot. Maybe I'm just seeing the app in a kinder light because I made it...

Thanks for the feedback, it's certainly something I've considered, and I may well remove the ads in the next update.

I'm sorry the email bounced back, you can email xeeleestudios@gmail.com if you would like. I will check the email address on Google Play now to make sure it's the same.

EDIT: There was a missing 's' oops.

Will it work along the same lines as professional camera stabilisation mounts / rigs? Because they're pretty cool!

It's difficult to suggest a starting place without knowing what you'd like to do.

Do you want to create mobile apps? websites? games? enterprise application? databases? etc

If you don't really know what you want to do I think a great starting place would be Codecademy all you need is an internet connection on a PC or laptop. It's a great introduction to web development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript etc)

It will introduce some basic concepts and may enable you to decide what you'd like to study next.