Recent versions of photon should improve this (2.0). Based on what you posted before, you're using an instance hosting an old version of Photon. (this sort of thing is why I complain about instances hosting photon a lot)
Photon uses some obscure Lemmy API things to download images that actually fit the screen so you aren't wasting tons of bandwidth on 4k images on a 32x32 profile picture.
As far as I know, no other client does this when it really should. Because of this, Lemmy doesn't really support what I do all that well, and so the downscaling algorithm Lemmy uses causes images to look really low quality.
Are you using phtn.app or some instance's hosting of it?
Some awful domain parker yoinked photon.app and i'll forever hold a grudge against all domain parkers
Seeing so much AI generated content shared to me by my parents, online in reviews, in my curriculum in school, and in comments has taken such a toll on my brain that I can recognize it immediately despite rarely using ChatGPT
It is irrelevant if an instance doesn't host Photon, because it is accessible from phtn.app or self-hostable.
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Have not seen this occur in svelte 5 so hopefully it'll be fixed when 2.0 releases.
I can give you a quick tip on the modal thing. Sveltekit recently added a thing called "shallow routing" that still handles things in JS but let's you go back and forwards with it. Check out the docs
When developing photon I always end up with more issues on chrome browsers than firefox. and half of those are because of its god awful scrollbar. Please use an overlay scrollbar instead of shifting the stupid page around, chrome.
The way I choose my icons for Photon is I kinda just scroll the list of my library and pick one that fits.
Use xdg-ninja to help clear out unwanted files not in your home folder, and give tips to move them into a normal folder like .config
I guess pull out the dev console and when it crashes log the errors that come up somewhere.
I can't work on this rn because finals
That's an option. You can change the thumbnail alignment to the left, then use compact instead of list mode. OP is using bad settings.
Hi everyone, I'm the dev. Reading all these comments really hurts when it's something you've poured your heart and soul into for over a year.
There's reasons I do everything I do in this UI, and my primary goal is to make Lemmy accessible for everyone.
This is the "cozy" view as well, but there's a "compact" view for people like me who enjoy more information density. Again, my end goal is to make Lemmy accessible. I don't do this for the sidebars for convoluted reasons I won't get into.
I'm not the one trying to advertise it, and I've never really tried to because of the fear of disapproval. I think I should advertise it myself now because then I can showcase the best parts and not get misunderstood. This screenshot uses the "list" view, imo the worst one, with some cursed chrome scrollbars.
Now that I see that the majority of users believe this sucks, I'm not sure if my mission is worth it or if I'm even doing it right.
I'm probably being too sensitive to criticism which I should expect from any project. But this project is the only one I used to feel proud of, then people chiming in claiming it's the ugliest thing they've seen. I don't know im blind to design which is the only thing I considered myself "good" at in terms of web dev.
General purpose instances are terrible for decentralization because they basically just put every reddit community on .world. instances revolving around a certain topic or region (like country instances or slrpnk or lemdroid) make more sense with the hierarchical structure of Lemmy.
If there's an epic games game you want but don't want to use the epic launcher or you're on Linux, Heroic Games launcher id a good choice
That's a good point, i didn't consider the value of the content it creates
why the hell do websites even have those 6 separate input fields? you can just have one and style it differently
to play devil's advocate, from reddit's view those third party apps were just using server resources and making them no money.
i'm pretty confused why people here understandably hate DRM, monopolies, and billionares, but are fine with steam and Gaben
