It had this? I never knew! This sounds really useful
this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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It did! It was amazing, I could scroll past stuff I didn't care for and I'd never see it again.
Aaaaand itβs here. Lol they are fast.
Yeah, I want this too. Now I need to swipe left every post to hide it. Apollo did this automatically indeed, which was a very nice feature.
+1. This was one of my favorite Apollo features! Swiping to hide is a bit weird. Makes the feed feel like a to do list.
Exactly. I hate actively doing that, it's really irritating
I use the hide function. I sorely miss it here.
An alternative suggestion:
Apollo allowed me to set a swipe gesture to: Hide all above
This a you to swipe, and all the posts above that one would be hidden. It made for very efficient scrolling, and itβs probably the one feature I have yet to find in any of the many Lemmy apps Iβve tried
It's still something that the user has to do actively, which imo makes the user experience worse.
I hear you. I think the point is that it would be great to have these choices, as in Apollo
Precisely, the more options the better!
An alternative suggestion:
Apollo allowed me to set a swipe gesture to: Hide all above
This a you to swipe, and all the posts above that one would be hidden. It made for very efficient scrolling, and itβs probably the one feature I have yet to find in any of the many Lemmy apps Iβve tried
Anything that stops me from seeing the same posts every time I open the app would be nice. It feels like I have to scroll past 50+ old posts before I start seeing new content, and that's every time.
I don't know if it's something to do with Voyager, or if it's a Lemmy issue, I just know that it's annoying.