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  • Mostly because I don't want to spend my free time supporting outdated lemmy versions.

  • it’s iOS. Works fine in Voyager Android.

    I’m hoping Apple fixes this soon…

  • Yeah, this. Remark, the markdown library Voyager uses, is very powerful but also extremely complex (it has to be, to deal with Markdown edge cases).

    I made a bit of progress last week on a custom plugin but it’s a lot of work. There’s like 4 layers of parsing required.

    I wish Lemmy used GFM spoilers, which just uses normal details and summary html tags. But alas.

    It’s really annoying there’s no standard markdown syntax in common mark.

  • That’s because only a Boolean flag changes when deleted by user. Comment content stays.

  • That’s just efficient cat storage

  • I fully expect GMail to be enshittified in the future.

    "GMail through gmail.com and GMail App: Always Free"

    "GMail Pro (IMAP/POP/Forwarding): Only $3.99 / mo"

  • Hmmm. So the app is making a request to the website by passively scrolling through the feed? That seems pretty bad for security/privacy reasons. I'd much rather see the missing thumbnail scraping fixed in Lemmy. And then it will work in all apps, and not have privacy issues.

    Edit: I made an issue: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/4468

  • I'm not sure then, that would be a question for those app developers. The thumbnail URL doesn't exist in Lemmy's API. You can see the same behavior in lemmy-ui.

  • The post you linked to doesn't have a thumbnail returned from the lemmy.world API. Were you viewing that post through another instance of Lemmy that happened to pick up a thumbnail?

  • No. Sometimes I tip 3% if there’s an easy option and I paid credit. But usually 0% for takout

  • Any service can implement this today, with activitypub. Being an enhancement proposal is just an attempt to standardize extensions to ActivityPub, lots of the time that services have already implemented.

  • That's true, but it's not an inherent limitation of ActivityPub.