Ah, it ended up being my language settings for me
Lemmy v0.19 and some health issues in the family have both pushed things behind schedule a bit, but everything’s good now. We’re looking at within the next month if all goes according to plan :)
Yep it fully supports those ligatures. I can’t stand when it doesn’t have those lol
Yep, that’s correct, it’s a touch-friendly installable web app. It’s still in the plans to have app store releases, but we’re quite some time out from that and it’s not a priority at the moment.
Looking great, and thanks for the tip!
Lemmynade will be right up your alley when the public alpha is released. I just put this down on the features list to make sure it gets added! It’s a full desktop website so it looks great on large screens (or you can install it as a mobile PWA too if you wish). You can follow updates at !lemmynade@lemm.ee
I’ve got this in the feature list for Lemmynade—you can tap and hold your profile picture in the bottom-right for quick account switching at any time. This is awesome for times when you write a comment and then suddenly realize you want to post it under a different account (happens to me all the time!)
Sadly, the alpha version hasn’t been released quite yet so you’ll have to wait. You can follow !lemmynade@lemm.ee to know when it drops
I’m sure others developers will be implementing this down the road, we’re all working hard to get some good options out there for everyone!
I know, we're all here trying to find temporary workarounds for these types of things haha, it'll get better
I was running into this. I’ve noticed that some instances seem to have limits to how many comments you can fetch at a time, especially when there is no “limit” or “page” set. Setting “limit” or “page” or a parent id seems to avoid it. The limits for each server might be under getSite(), but if those limits are related to this issue specifically, haven’t tested it
I am working on a Lemmy client and have noticed that the Login system is secure, but it isn’t very robust. Usually, there is something called a “refresh token” provided that automatically verifies users and lets a user stay logged in indefinitely. Lemmy doesn’t have that implemented at this time, so eventually you will be logged out by your browser as a security measure when your cookie expires and you will have to log in again. For Safari, the maximum time is 7 days before you are logged out.
So, until Lemmy implements refresh tokens or similar, this will probably be how it is on most browsers and Lemmy clients.
I just started a mobile-friendly experiment for lemmy called lemmynade the other day and I’m planning to expand it into something functional. It’s just a side project for now. I totally agree we seriously need a solid, dependable user interface/experience for lemmy that’s natural to use
I’m on iOS Safari, unable to play it. What’s the markdown syntax that’s rendering them?