I have posts appearing on my feed every time I stop to read something and it often gets buried by the sheer amount, much of which is just mirrored content from the red site.
How do I disable the auto refresh on the desktop site?
3 years ago by Zorro to c/lemmyworld
I have posts appearing on my feed every time I stop to read something and it often gets buried by the sheer amount, much of which is just mirrored content from the red site.
Since new posts are only pushed on page 1, you can as a workaround go to page 2 and start from there. You can even go to page 0, which shows the content of page 1, but without the updates.
You canโt. Only solution is to encourage more people who can program to work on lemmy. Itโs mostly built by 2 dudes.
This is a bug that folks post about once an hour. It will be fixed with 0.18 soon.
Apparently the 0.18 version fixes that so we just gotta wait. It sucks though because it causes CPU usage to be very high as the new entries get rendered in real-time.
I made a fix for this and tried reaching out to the owners of lemmy.world, Beehaw, and sh.itjust.works so they could grab it (it's most prevalent on their instances because of the volume of subscriptions they have) but while Ruud did say he'd check it out no one else responded and the patch isn't up anywhere other than my instance. I was gonna make a PR but the Lemmy Devs said that they wouldn't make another release for 0.17 and this issue is already fixed in 0.18.
Based as fuck, people like you make the world go around
Try kbin for the time being as it's free from this issue. This is mostly why I have migrated from lemmy.world.
Hello from kbin!
I like it here but now I can't log in from Jerboa because I can't set a password as a result of using oauth.
At least the mobile site is pretty good.
Kbin is also mostly free from commie scum, which is an even bigger selling point.
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It should be fixed in the next update, but I agree the bug makes the site borderline unusable for now :(
I think we all understand though. The devs are working hard and they're not many of them. I don't know how I'd handle dealing with a sudden massive influx of users.
You can imagine too it wasn't an issue when there were hardly any new posts coming in. One of the many things massive scaling in a short time help reveal!
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