I misread that as imposter, which made sense to me for a moment.

I was kind of hoping that these kinds of posts would stay at reddit where they belong.

For the time being, you can go to Settings → Accessibility → Per-App Setting (all the way at the bottom) → Add App → Memmy → Larger Text

That's a generous limit hahaha

It might be checking for specific root-related files on your device.

My social anxiety increased to an all time high when I visited the US. The pressure to tip is real.

Hijacking this post for another font-related suggestion.

In compact view, the font size in the home view is smaller than the post and comment size.

Ideally, they should be the same size.

I prefer the gestures and UI of the stock YouTube app, so having a patched app is the best of both worlds.

I'd say seeing content from random accounts that I don't follow would be part of that.

• Yes, I'm visualising just the title itself as it is at the moment but just without the thumbnail.

• I think one place the indicator can be placed would be beside the community name and the instance that it's from.

For example:

thunder_app • lemmy.world • Post

thunder_app • lemmy.world • Image

thunder_app • lemmy.world • Link

thunder_app • lemmy.world • gizmodo.com

Sometimes I have an inner voice, sometimes I don't.

My theory is that I view words as shapes, and then I piece them together to form information.

What am I missing here? My watch history works properly on the official YouTube app.

Now reviews just talk about the camera and then 20% of other important features while saying that it's worth the 200% of a reasonable price tag.

Agreed, given that the 8 Gen 1 on my S22 resulted in terrible thermal management and battery life.

You can try and see if Tasker can turn Wi-Fi off and then back on when your extender's Wi-Fi signal is low.

I used to do this before switching to a mesh Wi-Fi setup.

Are you using the compact view too? I don't see links unless I disable it. I don't know if that's the intended behaviour.

It's on GitHub with the same title!

I'd strongly advise against getting the Galaxy S22 as its battery life (both Exynos and Snapdragon) isn't good.

I'd say that the exception flagship (base S22) was not good due to its chip.

I'd spent months Googling for battery life fixes. I'd come across a myriad of comments blaming users for not "optimising" their phones, and Ultra users saying that the poor battery life and overheating throttling of the base model are just myths.

One day, I decided that enough is enough. I switched to a phone with the S8G2 and I couldn't be happier.

While I haven't used it before, the S23 seems to be what the S22 should be, and I would've continued using it if that was true.

There's an option to do so within the FAB, which I think is only in the alpha release for now.