Thanks

What’s a good one if you’re in Toronto?

Cute

Thanks so much for all your work. I understand wanting to differentiate between links and images. If I may offer a counterpoint, I believe Apollo didn’t differentiate between them, and I never conflated the two. It was usually obvious from the post title whether it was an image or a link. That’s just me and my personal preference though. I know Memmy differentiates between them by having a translucent link icon over the thumbnail. Although not my personal preference, it is one option.

Exactly! Thanks!

Thanks for the reply. I mean for things like external news articles. In other apps, when you have a news article, you’ll see a picture from that article in the thumbnail in your feed, instead of just the hyperlink icon.

So for example if I go to the Canada community, I’ll see a post titled “Rebuilding Lac-Mégantic: Decade after rail disaster, residents say downtown still a desert” which links to a CBC article. In other apps, I would see the picture from that article in the thumbnail. In Thunder, there’s no thumbnail, just the hyperlink icon. Sorry to be long winded, just trying to be detailed. Does it make sense?

Posting this in Thunder, which just got an update and is very smooth

Thanks, everything is super smooth for me. No updates for showing thumbnails for external media yet right? It’s cool, I’m sure it coming soon

John Oliver

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I’m hoping she brings at least a bit of attention to the loud modded fartcans that drives by my apartment at midnight

Suck it Doug Ford

I’ve tried 3 different lemmy apps and this one is still my favourite!

Lmao what a weasely little rat dude

I say they go NSFW to prevent advertising

I wish lemmy was more advertised by people on reddit. I take a peak in apollo occasionally and it’s not mentioned all that much anymore.

There’s also memmy for ios now (beta, in test flight)

Using it now to post this comment. I’m really liking it, it’s very smooth. Wish there was compact view but I’m sure its coming soon. I might switch over from mlem

Everyone feel free to downvote me so you can see it in action

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