That’s a pretty commonly requested feature. I’m not saying no, but some of the decisions I made about how we render comments makes this complicated. As of right now, there are higher priority things on my list, like making the comments jump around less as they load it. Also adding a comment jump button to move to the next top level comment.
What in the fuck? Is fisting Cookie Monster your fantasy?
Cookie Monster is very wise
Is this a feature request, or bug report?
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Blorp dev is also very easy to summon when you run into bugs. All you have to do is say “blorp”.
Source: I’m the dev lol
Blorp dev here. Let me know if you run into any issues or need anything!
Blorp dev here. I would love to help you sort this out, if you’re still interested in using Blorp.
OMG I was literally about to delete the easter eggs because nobody has found them yet. There are a couple more lol
Makes sense! Now I understand the scope of the problem. I think I’m gonna make it just jump to the top as soon as you go to the next page with no animation.
Interesting. That shouldn’t be too difficult to fix.
Just to clarify:
Can you add some more detail reguarding the scroll back up not working properly? I can imagine it being broken in several ways, so I’m currous what steps you’re doing specificlly where you see this.
Alt text in post images is way easier than comment images. That makes things much easier.
Yeah that’s what I think everytime someone asks for mbin support. But I had a crazy idea. If I was able to get this to work, potentally I could get some level of support for Mastodon. Though Lemmy/PieFed will always be my main focus.
This was actually already on my planned features. I’ll bump up the priority.
Can you give me example url you would be entering into search? I think I know what you mean already, but I wanna be 100% sure.
Could you try the Dracula theme I added in v1.12.2 and see what you think? If you’re not a fan I can look into expanding the theme options, but ideally the next theme will be noticeably different from the 2 existing options.
Imo the speed of the language isn’t that important for the types of things you build on web. You can shoot yourself in the foot using JavaScript (with or without React) and you can shoot yourself in the foot with any other language. If you architect a good React app, you can deliver a great user experience. I’m sure there is some web use case that genuinely requires insane performance that you shouldn’t use React for. But for most projects, you’ll be fine.