I know this is probably a large lift but it'd be great to have different themes, views, etc configured at the account level.
Themes would let me immediately see which account I'm posting as. Some accounts on different instances are more for discussion, others for consuming media, so different layouts are better.
I have no ability to color coordinate but would love to get some inspiration, especially from anyone using the AMOLED theme.
Who's got a slick colorway to share??
It seems like whatever intent is spawned after creating a thread doesn't respect the back button behavior. When I click Android's back button, it just closes the app rather than taking me back to the community or even prompting me to confirm I wish to exit.
It'd be great if we had an option where opening an image or link marks a thread as being read.
As it stands, I have to open comments and many posts I just want to see the meme and move on.
This would be a nice setting so my keyboard doesn't learn the names of certain communities.
I know Sync did it for reddit when not signed into a profile, any way to have it configurable?
The options menu should say "takes effect" rather than "takes affect".
In all seriousness, I'm impressed with the velocity of updates and responsiveness, keep up the good work!
Is there any way that we could treat accounts as separate profiles so to speak? I think with Lemmy, a lot of us may have multiple accounts on different instances. That is sort of necessitated because of federation. It would be good if those different accounts, which may be intended to consume different types of content, could have different preferences for styles and layouts and such
As a new reddit exile, I may be misunderstanding this.
In theory something like a !gaming community could crop up on multiple large instances, especially during the mass exodus while instances are getting hammered with spikes in volume.
If that's the case, we'll have fragmented communities across instances. Is there any way besides subscribing to each of them to combine them into a sort of multi-reddit type aggregation? Or is this considered a temporary (albeit important to adoption) problem during the crazy stages?
