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Wefwef lets you hide read posts I believe. Also, you can untick “Show read posts” in your Lemmy settings on desktop and it’ll hide posts for any apps. It’s sorta very generous with how it counts posts as read but still

(It’s in settings)

Glasses, it’s my whole style at this point and when I remove them it’s like my eyes aren’t the size they’re supposed to be so I’d rather not

I’m going to threaten my local coffee shop with this wish me luck

I refuse to use my brain to remember things and thus Bitwarden it is

Edit: Aw lil guy found a home

I would like to humbly suggest

!dndhomebrew@lemmy.world /c/dndhomebrew@lemmy.world

For those that need links (me, I need links)

My understanding is that you will only be able to see new posts from after you follow the user on Mastodon because mastodon doesn’t pull older posts and only pulls posts once you follow the community. I may be wrong though.

So imagine Lemmy is outlook.com and Mastodon in gmail.com. When you want to send an email to someone on outlook.com, you send them on gmail.com to their outlook address.

Lemmy and Mastodon work similarly. From Mastodon, you can follow Lemmy communities and interact with posts and comments directly from within Mastodon. Your login information on Mastodon is separate from Lemmy, they’re different accounts on different instances.

What you’ll want to do is log into Mastodon on Mastodon and follow Lemmy communities. You’ll be able from there to interact with Lemmy like you’re interacting with Toots. Granted it only works if the instance you’re following federates with mastodon.

https://sub.rehab

Have fun

You can hide posts - I believe. There’s a setting in your Lemmy profile to hide read posts. It’s a server side setting so it’ll propagate to any apps. I believe some apps also have their own local “hide post” feature.

Note that the Lemmy profile setting is pretty generous when it comes considering what’s read and what isn’t, but in general it works.

I suggest browsing New, the experience is 100% better.

I believe multi communities have been suggested before. Not sure if there’s an issue for it on GitHub yet.

Would make sense. They probably rushed the launch with the whole Twitter drama going on