Me, explaining how Lemmy is similar to email…

That’s weird. Sounds like an iOS bug of some sort.

It does that. Exact same color algorithm as RES. If you’re not seeing that it’s a bug

What options are you looking for? Its possible the options are just buried and/or labeled differently than you’re used to

https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/newsroom/crash-not-accident

It should be purple, vs blur. Maybe I could tweak it to be more obvious though!

I think it’s a Lemmy.world issue. Probably fixed on upgrade

FWIW the native app of Voyager definitely has more features than the PWA. Probably most notably haptics… PWA is a good options for those that want it though

Maybe a Lemmy.world problem. It worked fine on vger.social.

Hey thanks ☺️

Yeah! Well purple

It’s scraped by your instance, so if Lemmy doesn’t return it then nothing is there.

But also, lemmy devs seem to always be tweaking the scraping so it’s possible it’s better, but Lemmy.world is running outdated version rn.

Good question. If it’s anything like iOS, no unfortunately not

Possibly, but I don’t think I would ever link directly to Google in app haha. Maybe libretranslate though?

iOS also has a built in translate tool, so that at least is much more straightforward.

Awesome, thanks for confirming

You might have missed it, but I mentioned there will probably be an option added in the future to turn on display names (off by default).

As for other Lemmy clients, I always encourage people to look around and find what works best for you! There are a lot of great apps and what is “best” depends on the person using it.

Ehh, I wouldn’t consider Safari “using chromium” at this point. It has been hard forked for years. Chrome could disappear tomorrow and it wouldn’t affect Safari development.

FWIW Voyager doesn’t have a server, there is no backend at all. Just you and your lemmy instance. ;)

To be completely honest, if you want a healthy 3rd party app ecosystem, the official UI and backend need to be completely separated with a publicly documented API.

Biggest win with Lemmy, and biggest fluff with kbin. And it shows when it comes to 3rd party app ecosystem. People wanted to build apps for kbin….

OK, thanks. I’ll try and fix for next release