A beautiful RSS client finally adds support FreshRSS, my self hosted RSS aggregator of choice, and also for the gReader API that plenty of other services use. The dev notes however that at this time Inoreader is not supported via gReader API.

I just upgraded my instance to 0.9.7 and I noticed that links are displayed differently in the Card view and I'm wondering if it's intentional. Right now I see the post title, then the full link in blue, and the thumbnail below. Is this the new design?

I recently self-hosted Voyager and it was a very painless process, I'm very pleased!

I noticed some strange behavior: When I navigate to my Voyager instance from Chrome, everything works as expected. When I install the PWA from Chrome, the list of Lemmy instances doesn't match my CUSTOM_LEMMY_SERVERS variable; it's the same list as vger.app. Then, if I navigate from Chrome to my Voyager instance, the list is now also the same as vger.app. None of this happens if I install the PWA from Firefox (it seems that Firefox installs PWAs differently from Chrome though; it doesn't show up on the app drawer, for example).

I suspect the PWA doesn't actually come from my server when I install it from Chrome. Is this what's happening? Or am I doing something wrong?

EDIT: this issue is now fixed, build the Docker image from the source code to try it out. Thank you @[email protected]!

I just upgraded my instance to 0.18.0 using Ansible and I had to disable the option 'Private instance' directly on the database to get the lemmy docker up and running. I assume this is an intentional change, but should it really stop Lemmy from even running?

I started a private instance today, and maybe I'm being impatient but I'd like to know if there's something I can do on my end to keep my instance more closely in sync with the remote communities I've subscribed to. I don't seem to be missing any new posts, but there are so many missing comments which makes the sort options (Active, Hot) bring up posts that sometimes are weeks old. Are there any configuration options or tuning options that could help my instance "keep up"?