this post was submitted on 03 Jun 2023
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Adjusting an existing Reddit app for Lemmy is probably an incredibly hard task too, as the APIs and functionality are very different. It is probably easier to give some feedback to the dev of Jerboa (or contribute yourself if you can code :) in order to make it better
I know... I'm a senior dev / system architect, I'm just incredibly lazy