I agree with your disagreement. One of the biggest mistakes was folks trying to create 1:1 analogs of every subreddit. A single big community can have a lot of varied interesting discussions. If it gets too big, folks can get together and start a separate sub topic community for whatever topic warrants it.

A piece of kit that has root access. No game should have that level of access to your system.

Shame the guy couldn’t be bothered to do a short interview with a writer from a well known tech magazine. Most small businesses CEOs would jump at the chance. Or at least they should.

I would suggest that the hide read post button work like a toggle. Tap onece and hide read post. Tap again and unhide. Tap a 3rd time and hide read posts again, including any newly read ones.

Jokes on you, I never vote! It all looks the same to me.

Logging out is fine. But if it could remember the instance name and username, that would be fantastic!

Wow, I appreciate getting a reply from the developer!

I didn’t know about swipe away, so that is nice to be able to do so. However, it actually deletes it the account from the accounts menu. So you have to remember and retype both the instance and username when you want to log back in. Would be nicer if it kept that, and I only had to retype the pw.

It says blur will persist “if logged out”. Is there a way to log out?

Would just like to pile on my thanks as well. Every time I find something missing, it seems the next update has it. Truly awesome!

That’s a nice workaround! I’ll give that a try. Ty!

I was looking for something easier. I guess it’s more of a feature request. Seems the capability doesn’t exist.

This is a great move. In the spirt of malicious compliance. Doing everything a moderator is expected and none of the added value stuff that makes ama’s valuable