We are aware, it has not made it into this release yet.
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It's option in app settings, it was reset.
It's called post action bar mode
It is an option that you can disable in the settings.
Are you on 61 or 62 ?
In 61 a migration is borked, this caused some appsettings to be switched around. So previsously if you had custom tabs enabled, this would enable the prevent screenshots setting.
Now I fixed this, so this means those who changed them will see them swap again. And those who haven't upgrade yet won't notice anything. There should be release tomorrow which address all the bugs introduced in this update. Sorry for the inconvenience!
Pre 0.0.60, the rules for showing the votes in arrows were -> show scores setting enabled + and if there are downvotes
Now with 0.0.60 Dessalines reworked how the votes are displayed.
Modes (all in header):
- Display full -> show score and downvotes
- Display score + upvote ratio
- Display score
- Hidden
They will be configurable once the setting is persisted.
I have proposed to add a Display votes in arrow setting (Old behaviour)
We will see what comes from it.
Go to user settings and disable show read posts, note that this will also hide read posts in the community, saved and profile where the latter two are fixed but they are not included yet in lemmy 0.18.4
There is a mark read on scroll option, that marks every post read that you scroll past
This is definitely a bug, can you make an issue on github for it.
There is a button to mark as read, aswell a mark all as read button.
Can you not use google talkback with Jerboa?
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Alright, looked into it. There was indeed a bug where it did the initial posts request by page and the subsequent by page_cursor. But this has been there for a while. Pre 67 we used to deduplicate every post returned by Lemmy. So it was masking that bug. I didn't think the deduplication was still necessary with page_cursor, so it was removed. If it still frequently happens after this fix. I'll add it back.