If lemmy had user-defined filters, I’d use them. Right now I’m downvoting the stuff, but there’s already a community for musk-related stuff: [email protected]
Nah that is Firefox on a Mac I boot with Linux. There are other web based apps I believe. There is one called photon you can find on GitHub but I’m not sure of any of its features. Sorry for the wild goose chase!
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I do use my browser.
Well the voyager browser app is great if it works for your instance. It has filter options as well.
Got a link? I’m finding “Voyager Web Browser”, but not an “app”. There’s also a chrome extension “Voyager” but that has nothing to do with lemmy.
vger.app should get you there! Let me know if it doesn’t.
https://vger.app/settings/install
There’s no way to log in, it seems and it looks like it’s for phones/tablets. So, unfortunately that won’t work for me. But thanks for sharing.
Strange. I also use it on my web browser. You can “install it” from the browser.
I’ve tried firefox and chromium. Are you using Safari?
Nah that is Firefox on a Mac I boot with Linux. There are other web based apps I believe. There is one called photon you can find on GitHub but I’m not sure of any of its features. Sorry for the wild goose chase!