Not supported yet, last I checked (within the last two weeks). There's a feature request open on the Github.
I've mainly just been navigating to it manually by opening the community, it's usually a post near the top when I've had cause to do it. You can also use the search functionality.
As well as the environmental benefits, the replacement could offer significant solutions for the food industry allowing manufacturers to satisfy increasing consumer demand for lower fat, healthier food products.
That makes it sound like it's not a fat at all, which is... interesting.
EDIT:
Not just a fat, anyway, in light of this passage:
a novel ingredient composed of a linseed industry by-product, fibre and rapeseed [canola] oil
The demonym for Niger is 'Nigerien', but it's an understandable mistake in spelling since the difference in pronunciation isn't really in the '-ian'/'-ien' part.
The term for this would be 'instrumental', which I only mention because it might help you find what you want. If you search streaming platforms for '[some genre] instrumental' it might turn up a playlist.
Here's some favourite albums of mine, which are 'ambient' so you might find them terribly boring, but they certainly are instrumental:
1 2 3 - Pole
And Their Refinement of the Decline - Stars of the Lid
Plume - Loscil
The Sound of Lights When Dim - Slow Dancing Society
Well the latest development is that Apple is now going to support the current right to repair bill in California, but people are rightfully suspicious that they're going to get some loopholes written in or otherwise neuter the bill.
Broadly: Constructing their hardware so it's impossible to repair or upgrade by anyone but them (or at all), then lobbying against any attempts to legislate the 'right to repair'.
Not supported yet, last I checked (within the last two weeks). There's a feature request open on the Github.
I've mainly just been navigating to it manually by opening the community, it's usually a post near the top when I've had cause to do it. You can also use the search functionality.