Anytime I see a link in the comments, it’s followed by the domain in parentheses. I assumed this was a default setting but maybe I turned it on.
Anytime I see a link in the comments, it’s followed by the domain in parentheses. I assumed this was a default setting but maybe I turned it on.
Yes. It’s a widespread issue with beta 1.
I’m a huge fan of Garuda. Enjoy!
Right. Hopefully LJ patches it if it’s an issue.
Thanks! I’m still getting used to navigating Lemmy and using different apps.
Can you share some details about the machine you’re trying to install it on? Are you able to boot a live image?
Just here to add that depending on how obscure the game is, it could be found on My Abandonware - I’m unsure of the rules here about links and such but it’s easy enough to find and I’ve never had issues with it.
Not sure what you mean. Did you read the latest update notes? A lot has been updated/changed for 0.19
How sad. Why do people have to be like this?
Slowly making my way through Hollow Knight finally. Really enjoying it.
I love long pressing an image to view and sliding my finger down to the options at the bottom to copy, view in browser, etc. Would be nice if download was one of those quick actions.
Generic notifications is the one for images. Disable it.
Is the second account on a NSFW instance but the filters are still enabled in settings?
Seems like a common issue with Samsung phones running older versions of Android at this point.
Good test.
On this note, the 3 feeds we have are everything (federated with your home instance), local (only your home instance), and subscribed (any communities you’ve subscribed to, regardless of instance).
Is there a way to see or subscribe to the local feed of another instance?
I couldn’t figure it out earlier but it would be a pretty nice feature. If not natively possible through lemmy, then maybe there’s a way sync could manage it regardless?
This is an Android thing. In your Settings > Apps > Default Apps > Opening Links > YouTube - Disallow “open supported links”
Depending on your phone, the way to get there might be different, but it’s the operating system that handles links.