While i do see your point about not detracting from actual life changing issues, refugee literally means "one that flees" so people fleeing from reddit are refugees by definition. 🙂
I'm going to join the gang of dark mode is too dark.
I see that it splits the comments in half, so maybe if it is possible to add a grey mode that looks like the old dark mode, both sides could be happy.
I use dark mode as much as possible, but this dark mode is migraine inducing to me due to the white on black colorscheme.
Okay cool. I'll have a closer look at the code at some point.
I might absolutely be wrong as i know nothing about making extensions. But from my short glimpse at it, it looks like it just crawls ~300 named instances from a list and adds up to 50 communities from each to the database. And that it does so as often as you've set it to run.
If i'm right (and i'm probably not), wouldn't that drastically limit the capabilities of the extension?
Or are those named instances basically carying all of the fediverse?
I know you might be the wrong person to ask as you just adapted the crawler, i'm just curious and like poking my nose in to places it doesn't belong. 😁
I couldn't seem to find any info on the github, so i'll just ask you here.
How is the database populated? Will it be possible to add missing communities manually?
Lemmy Go will search its database for any community that has the text firefox in its name (e.g. linux_gaming) or title (Linux Gaming).
Is this an typing error or am i misunderstanding something?
If i write lg firefox why would linux gaming show up?
But cool add-on non the less. I'm looking forward to trying it.
I haven't used MX, but as far as i know Anbox still works for it.
I don't have a specific emulator in mind, but there's plenty of options. I even think there's an emulator running in a chrome browser.
I'm just providing the way i would try to attack the problem. :)
Maybe an android emulator for your computer could help?
You could set it up as a tablet if the app supports tablet sizes. That would make it more readable and you could screenshot stuff you wanted to save.
At the very least it's super weird.
I don't get why they don't focus on creating partity and add the bare minimum functions like sync for drive and split tunnel for vpn on all devices before spreading out to password managers and so on.
I'm slowly losing confidence in them.
I just had a look and as far as i can tell ProtonVPN suppports everything Mullvad does. On windows...
On linux you get fuckall settings. No split tunneling, no dns, no wireguard, no nothing. There seems to be no parity between linux and windows. That is less than poorly supported, it's atrocious tbh.
On windows you even get a fancy map with triangles that shows server locations that can be used to quick connect.
And this is with an unlimited account so i don't believe it's an account level limit.
Edit: I just looked and to be fair they do state in the plan features that Split tunneling is only available on Android and Windows
Thanks for the in depth answer.
I think a paid account has more features, but i of course don't know if they apply to the linux client.
I'll check the features once i get on my pc and get back to you.
I might even spin up a windows VM to check the differences between the versions if i can find the time.
Do you happen to have a (credible) source on the NZ governement owning/controlling/hosting mega?