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Your local print shop. Or, if you happen to have a printer at home, esp an inkjet, at you own home.

I have the exact same issue. The behaviour is consistent.

You should post your device and android version. I failed to reproduce this on Nokia 5.1, Android 10, Stock.

What app are you using to access lemmy?

Boost doesn't have it for comments, but I can easily filter out posts with any word in the title.

Not from the app. It's a setting readily available on boost for reddit, missing entirely from boost for lemmy (please, correct me if I'm wrong, I checked everywhere).

I'm not familiar enough with lemmy to tell you the why. May be instance specific? May be Lemmy specific? May be planned for a future version? Dunno.

OsmAnd for obvious reasons.

Breezy weather, cause goddamn is it nice to have an actually good weather app that doesn't want the most bullshit permissions that a weather app shouldn't ever need access to.

Image Toolbox - it's pretty nice.

Cool Reader - dead project, it's successor KnownReader isn't on F-droid, but it doesn't matter much. I still haven't gotten completely used to known, cool works perfectly fine and it has been my e-reader of choice ever since the j2me days.

What? When? Why? Fuck!

I concede, their worst feature is new.reddit, but Firefox for android implemented full addon support a few months ago, a workaround before that and I don't even remember how long tampermonkey has been in the recommended list, so I have no interaction with that trash. Any other little annoyances, like breaking up comments to recommend you posts have been trivial to circumvent.

Major? Nah. But I would've preferred it if the feature was never implemented in the first place, so I'd love a setting to de-implement it.

Ruben isn't your run of the mill dev. His track record for implementing requested features is long. Why not make the request and see what happens?

Edit: Besides, my most used apps are, according to Nova, Boost and Boost. Discontinued boost doesn't have the issue and he's probably never going back to it even to fix what little things Reddit broke. Inline gifs used to be a planned feature, though and he'd have already implemented it if not for Reddit's fuckery and you'd see the exact same post on the subreddit. Continued boost has it, so you see it here.

I see. Just checked their site. It appears that we still need the OSBS if we want automatic updates.

That is, if the method still works. I'm way overdue for actually sitting down and playing a game.

What's going on with Lutris and Mint these days? Still need the Debian ppa from OpenSuse or did they start officially supporting it again?