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Carlos de Grails
Carlos de Grails @ degrails @lemmy.fmhy.ml
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If you value privacy, ditch Chrome and switch to Firefox now

  • This is already handled by Firefox's very own Multi-Account Containers extension.

    I like to add Sticky Window Containers for extra functionality. Sidebery also works well with containers.

    • Ant wants to be the GOAT Shooting guard.

  • Third MJ unretirement incoming.

    • Favourite RSS reader?

  • This is my choice as well. Sadly it has long since stopped getting updates - while basic RSS features will always work, hoping Feedly integration keeps working.

    • As Twitter flounders, Mastodon refreshes its official app for Android users

  • If you're on their mobile app, press and hold the home button for a second or so, and a list of recommended accounts will show up.

    • YSK: Feel like you only see the same 2-day old content? At least on lemmy.world, you can change your homepage's default sorting type & scope to "Hot" and "All"

  • It doesn't help that we have pinned posts from many communities hogging the top space in many sorting options, without a way to get rid of them.

    • r/Android is now on the Fediverse!

  • Great, subscribed.

    • What are your must-have top features you’d want to see in a Lemmy app or web client?

  • Apart from the ones already mentioned,

    • being able to collapse all threads in a post to only show parent-level comments
    • keyboard shortcuts ala RES (esp the J-K navigation)
    • more themes (the default ones suck)
    • more image improvements

    • Infinity for Reddit's latest update...

  • The devs were hoping that they can keep their apps up and their livelihoods without too much additional work, that's fair from them I suppose. But they should definitely be taking a hard look at porting their existing apps for the Fediverse, if they aren't yet.

    • Infinity for Reddit's latest update...

  • I mean what's the point. This is all just going to pay Reddit for the privilege of a hobbled 3rd-party app experience (and no NSFW). And we now know how much Reddit cares about you using their API.