Convenience of blocking. Voyager is absolute ass in this regard.

Can you elaborate, what is bad?

Marking as read is synced to your Lemmy account.

Post hiding in Voyager is saved and managed on device which is why that doesn’t sync. That’s because Lemmy partially supports, but there are missing functions needed to implement in Voyager, such as ability to list hidden posts. That will probably come in Lemmy 1.0.

Sorting upvoted by date voted is a bug in lemmy that I reported a while back, should be fixed in v1 https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/4499

Regarding your app being killed a lot, that sounds like a bug in your OS or perhaps limited hardware? What phone are you using, and what OS? Also, do you have enough free memory?

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It’s something I’d like to do eventually, but there’s a lot of stuff on the list 🙂

That’d be cool, but it does sound more like something for Lemmy, or a 3rd part tool for Lemmy, to handle than Voyager (Voyager doesn’t have a backend db).

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On your point about this being “a core part of helping to safeguard the Fediverse for the future,” I’d actually argue that defederation is more effective than something like Bluesky-style blocklists when it comes to addressing abuse and misinformation.

Defederation has two key effects:

• Direct effect: It cuts off problematic instances and their users, removing bad content. That’s useful, but I think the real power lies in the…
• Indirect effect: It puts pressure on instance admins to moderate responsibly and deal with issues like misinformation proactively. If they don’t, they risk being cut off. That creates a positive kind of “chilling effect,” which I think is really effective.

It’s one of the reasons I’m so optimistic on the Fediverse. Defederation, in my opinion, is the most effective tool for tackling misinformation—specifically because of that indirect pressure it creates.

And there are even projects created organically to deal with the hierarchy of instance reputation and federation like Fediseer.

All that being said. I still think blocklists could have a role within Lemmy for some individual users who want to fine-tune their experience, but for the bigger problems—like misinformation and bot spam—I think defederation (and the threat of it) is a better, more effective solution.

Thanks. Does backgrounding app and manually toggling light dark mode in system settings work? I can’t reproduce on my OneUI device.

Thanks. Maybe placeholder text would help?

It’s already fixed, but apple is dragging their feet in the review process 🙄

Maybe someone in EU could adopt me…

On the communities list page, tap the ellipse icon in the header.

Can you share a screenshot of what you’re seeing? Also, what version?

Hi! I just tried and it’s working fine on my Pixel test device.

Can you let me know more information about your android device, such as manufacturer, android flavor and version etc?

Thanks!

You can see pics in the GitHub release!

Edit: oh the question is to request additions. If you’re in the realm of subscriber counts of existing communities, make an issue on GitHub.

I informed the lemmy.world admins, for some reason communities starting with “ru” fail to load

Programming.dev is running a really old version of Lemmy, so that can’t help…

Otherwise, when I’ve seen this issue in the past it was an API bug with Lemmy, same issue on Lemmy ui :/

You can see communities you nod at the top of the communities list of the post tab.

Protip: add plain after the first three backticks of code block to prevent syntax highlighting

This is something I’ve wanted to do. I have some ideas. Unfortunately it would just operate per comment, not the entire thread.

In the next release long press the hide icon to toggle it.