I wonder why there has to be a set menu option for kbin, though. It seems like excluding it in the default would be a pointlessly detrimental decision. No one would really look for it there.
There also needs to be some sort of filter setting for the search, I think. Another website's attempt at this utterly bombed by only searching the community titles, e.g. the first result on a search for "art" returned a star trek sub. This one functions a LOT better by utilizing sub description, but if I wanna find ask subs, for example, communities about dice making and otters come up before "AskScience."
Looks like you can only search for one at a time, and as far as I can tell it’s only indexing kbin.social, not any other kbin instances. Still, it’s a start.
Beautiful!
https://lemmyverse.net/communities
Here is the link to the Lemmy Explorerer for those who didn't know.
I wonder why there has to be a set menu option for kbin, though. It seems like excluding it in the default would be a pointlessly detrimental decision. No one would really look for it there.
There also needs to be some sort of filter setting for the search, I think. Another website's attempt at this utterly bombed by only searching the community titles, e.g. the first result on a search for "art" returned a star trek sub. This one functions a LOT better by utilizing sub description, but if I wanna find ask subs, for example, communities about dice making and otters come up before "AskScience."
It also includes a "home instance" feature so any links you copy will be /m/ instead of /c/
Can I not search for both?
Looks like you can only search for one at a time, and as far as I can tell it’s only indexing kbin.social, not any other kbin instances. Still, it’s a start.
It's a shame you have to go to a whole separate menu selection to select KBin search. It should be all in one
ermagherd this is just what I was hoping to find. @_@ Super helpful!
Huge
I wish I could filter out sites. e.g. beehive