Yeah, like I said the Lemmy setting is ridiculously generous with what it considers read and how it hides things. Best way to circumvent this is just to use an app that’s has the option to hide read posts in-app and doesn’t use the Lemmy settings. I think Voyager (formerly wefwef) does it, maybe Memmy? Not sure about the Android applications. Connect probably
I guess it does look a bit cramped in compact mode. I personally love it otherwise because it shows up all by its lonesome on the top right corner.
Maybe an option to disable it or not have it in compact mode since stuff is already greyed out and easier to see as read when compact?
I really love the updated one. Looks great on the iOS screenshot too.
I’ve come across this before but it seems to only be a visual bug. Refreshing the post will make the message disappear. Did it actually send for you?
I know this sounds strange. This could be totally innocent, but I’m bringing it to people’s attention.
Whenever I use new software from Github I try to learn a bit about the coders.
In the case of Fruittopia, according to Github, it’s The Coca-Cola Company.
When I signed up for the IOS Testflight it said that the creator was Minute Maid. Strange, I thought and looked up that name. That’s what led me to this DailyMeal News article and one from the Globe and Mail Pick with care: Some juices are soft drinks in disguise. It’s not a common juice name so seemed strange
When the app was finally released on iTunes it contained the name Minute Maid, again, in the listing (check on the cached Google results page).
But now when you check the iTunes Minute’s name is gone, and it’s listed as The Coca-Cola Company. Are they trying to hide something?
This all seems suspicious, and before I trust the app I was wondering if anyone knew the real story behind this. Is this the same person? Why the differing names in the Itunes store and on Github?
sh.itjust.works doesn’t have custom emojis and so is fairly safe from this specific exploit. Only local users of instances with custom emojis were at risk if they had visited a malicious page on their home instance.
Lemmy-ui pushed a fix for this vulnerability just 8 minutes ago, so we’ll see if that makes it here.
So I did some… “research”… and this might be the source image 
This would make great copypasta
Thanks I can’t wait to go back to sleep with my Astolfo (gay) sounds noise machine
Apologies, it doesn’t automatically do the thing. I know the latest test version of Memmy on iOS does it. Not sure if it’s out on the App Store version.
Wefwef lets you hide read posts I believe. Also, you can untick “Show read posts” in your Lemmy settings on desktop and it’ll hide posts for any apps. It’s sorta very generous with how it counts posts as read but still
This was me when my dad would use limewire, break the family PC, and blame me because I was playing “those video games”.