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How would you make Lemmy nicer for yourself?
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this post was submitted on 12 Jun 2023
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Jerboa needs a lot of work. Especially on the UI front.
The thing i haven't worked out yet, is how to get it to open links to lemmy communities by default. For example if I click on a link from community promo it opens in Firefox focus rather than Jeroba. If I search for said community on Jeroba, it usually won't find it.
You can get it to open some links by going to app info, by holding the app on the homesceen. Then default links, you can toggle open support links and add the links available from there
thanks. It lists links to 8 instances. For some reason I couldn't add https://lemmy.world to it though.
Yes! How do you even search for a community in Jerboa?
To search on Jerboa I've been clicking the bookmark bar next to home icon, I can normally find communities this way
Thanks! I actually had somehow missed that.
I want to be able to collapse children comments from the parent.
If I'm not mistaken, you can do that by tapping and holding on the top of the parent comment.
Did you try it recently? I think it looks great now.
I'm using it right now, yes.
No just the default version. I think it's pretty great, just some things that I would change. But in general, the app really works.
Don't get me wrong, I'm happy it exists. Lots of good in this app. There are some key features though that I miss. Specifically the RiF interface for subs search and joining and the sub-grouping feature.
Yup agree, some things can be improved and I'm very convinced it's being worked on. Many people are working together on the app right now to make it become stellar.