(Reddit refugee)
FOSS lover.
@lemmy.one
(Reddit refugee)
FOSS lover.
Is there any possibility to have the appearance settings saved per account and not for the whole application? I have 2 accounts, one for general sfw use where I want the nsfw content to look blurry and the other for some communities sharing nsfw content, which I'd like to not look blurry. I'd also like to have different colors for the secondary account, but that's not my main "concern".
Thanks for your great work with Lemmy and the Jerboa app.
For Android:
Newpipe or Tubular (Newpipe X Sponsorblock fork)
VueTube (still under development, the team is working slow because it's pretty small, they have a few time to spend on it and they need devs, it's a complete FOSS alternative to Vanced, and will have most of its features including optional Google log in with interactions)
If you need to login and have a full YouTube experience: Revancedapp
That's what Ferawyn (I have no idea how to tag them) said:
"All" shows all posts from any community from any non blocked instance/server by your instance/server.
"Subscribed" shows only the communities you are subscribed to, no matter the instance/server it is as long as it is a non blocked one.
"Local" shows all the communities belonging to the instance/server in which you are located.
Yes, Newpipe works great, I use both because I want to interact with my favorite creators and share my history and lists with the PC so I'm forced to log in, so the best option for that is a patched YouTube app like revanced (I used to use vanced until a few months ago when they definitely killed it).
It's necessary for some important information and guides that would otherwise be destroyed on Reddit, we have to bring these informative posts and guides here (only the content, giving credits to the OP, no direct links to Reddit).
Use a tool to edit all your comments to a Lorem ipsum, the more useless data they have filling their database the better, I prefer this to simply deleting them all and freeing up their database storage.
Btw, I don't know any tool for that, but I guess there should be some because I saw some users editing all their comments.
Give Thunder a try: https://github.com/hjiangsu/thunder
They aren't the same, you'll see many communities with the same name in different instances. I'm still a newbie here, but what I do is to follow only the most popular one.
Remember that most instances are federated and some users or mods from any of the communities in different instances will make reposts from that communities on other instances, so there's a possibility you'll see a lot of duplicated posts.
thanks for using Leebra!
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