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Yep, agreed. Just tried it, and if it wasnā€™t for the Subscribed feed not loading bug, Iā€™d use this instead of Jerboa.

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Yeah I almost forgot about that. Iā€™ve also noticed lately that whenever you post a comment it appears twice as if you double posted, but in reality thereā€™s only one comment.

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Yeah, that too. Noticed it after I wrote my previous reply, lol šŸ˜‚.

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Which bug is that? I havenā€™t seen that in the issue tracker, could you share details and Iā€™ll prioritize that.

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The Subscribed feed is showing up empty. Other settings regarding the feed work fine, but the Subscribed feed is broken. Also, replies showing up as double replies, one below the other, once you reply to a post.

And you could make the search menu a bit moreā€¦ friendly. Currently you have to add instances in order to search for communities in them. Not practical at all, there are hundreds of instances, if I had to add each one in order to search in them, that will just take way too long. Why not have instance and communities auto-discoverable, like in Jerboa (type in search the community youā€™re lookimg for, results pop up).

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About the search menuā€¦ unless Iā€™m mis understanding thatā€™s just how Lemmy works. You have to be subscribed or at least have search for a community outside of your instance before you can interact with it within your instance.

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Oh I saw you mentioned it. Really the button in red here shouldnā€™t existā€¦

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