I personally am missing most the swiping on posts to upvote/save.
Mlem for Lemmy
Official community for Mlem, a free and open-source iOS Lemmy client.
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I loved this feature!
memmy has it!
What is memmy?
It’s another Lemmy iOS app in TestFlight, also inspired by Apollo. Also very early in development.
Oh damn, ill have to try that one out too. Thanks for the heads up on it.
I really miss swiping on a post to be able to hide it. It seems like whenever I refresh my feed on Lemmy, I am seeing the same posts over and over again.
I just tried to swipe to the left to upvote you…
Definitely. Years of habit dies hard
I remember on apollo when I discovered that holding that button moved you backwards to the previous comment and it blew my mind. Such great UX
I’d give somebody’s left nut for compact mode.
Yes! Now that the instances have stabilized a bit, and there's more activity, I'm actually scrolling a lot more and the absence of the jump button is noticeable.
With the latest version you can collapse every single comment, similar to Apollo. I personally always preferred that over jumping.