Lmao I was just looking for the option and I saw this post
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Same here. +1 for this feature
I'm a mobile developer myself but I'm a little busy at the moment. I might look into it when I have some free time though
I was looking for this, and the ability to hide read posts! Sh.itjust.works has a massive sticky on the instance for new users (which was very helpful when I stumbled my way in from Reddit) but it is stickied to the top of my feed any way I sort, and is annoying.
+1 for compact mode +1 for hiding read posts
This is definitely on the roadmap, follow this issue to see the progress: https://github.com/buresdv/Mlem/issues/14
Thanks ❤️ 🫡
I prefer compact mode myself and would love to see it in the Mlem app. I'll be sure to present the idea to the team. Additionally, I'll discuss limiting posts' text (in standard view) in the Feed view to a certain number of lines to avoid those massive posts taking up so much space in your feed.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Also, feel free to come to the Mlem App space on Matrix to discuss the app, make suggestions and feature requests, and to keep up on the latest developments with the app!
Bug: I’m reading this on Mlem and tried to click the embedded hyperlink, but it just minimized the comment.
The (non embedded) GitHub link in another comment opened the in app browser just fine though.
OOI are you using Mlem for kbin?
I agree, this would help a lot. Currently my frontpage consists of a super long pinned post that isn't even from my own instance, and it takes me about 5-10 screens of swiping to get past it.
Same experience here. Definitely feels high priority based on my experience so far.
Yes. And thumbnails should always be on the right(if there’s no option). If they’re on the left they make text margins inconsistent, and harder to read.
Literally, first thing I thought when I opened the app was, "ugh, no compact mode". Glad to see this on the roadmap.
This’ll help a lot! I come from the lemmy.one instance, which serves as a beginner-friendly entry point/hub to Lemmy that doesn’t have communities of its own, really. But I had to unsubscribe to the few communities that are native to it because of big, long stickies that I don’t need to see anymore.
Agreed. I think this is the main thing that’s stopping me using the app as my primary way of interacting with Lemmy.
This was the first thing I noticed when I downloaded it today. (Actually, second: I appreciated out the username/password worked with my password manager)
Kbin has a compact mode