It’s open source, nothing hidden going on behind the scenes, and if you don’t trust the server you’re on you can move to another or host it yourself. :)
(Which is why everyone should consider donating to their local instance)
I agree it works well, but it annoys me that there seems to be no way to collapse comment threads, and on iOS, once you press a menu, it’s impossible to hide it again.
Honestly the kbin site works quite well on mobile and you can install it as a PWA
I do enjoy the lack of advertisements. I wonder how else they are selling my data
It’s open source, nothing hidden going on behind the scenes, and if you don’t trust the server you’re on you can move to another or host it yourself. :)
(Which is why everyone should consider donating to their local instance)
I think we just have to keep buying Ernest coffees.
I agree it works well, but it annoys me that there seems to be no way to collapse comment threads, and on iOS, once you press a menu, it’s impossible to hide it again.
Lemmy, on the other hand, is a shitshow on iOS.
Check out https://kbin.social/m/kbinStyles for userscripts to help with stuff like collapsing comments
Yeah but there’s no built-in back button and the browser controls seem to be disabled in the manifest so I get stuck when I use it that way 😂
I’ve not noticed this. I’m on Android using the device back function, however.
On iOS you can just use side screen swipes for navigation. But I’m not sure if Android does that (I just haven’t used Android in years).
Yeah, just swipe from left or right. Except if you’ve disabled it I guess.
On iOS swipe from the left works as a gesture back button.
It does but definitely want to add a back button to the accessibility needs