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Not 100% sure if this is what OP was refuting to, but it is on F-Droid using the IzzyOnDroid repo.
That's a 404. Is there a git repo? I could use obtainium
Takes a few seconds to find it: https://github.com/thunder-app
But if I understand OPs point correctly Thunder doesn't seem to do that. As a matter of fact, at least by default, it doesent even compact the same posts.
And yeah, missing out on being able to see comments from multiple threads (hopefully with a noticibly marked community context, so its not lost) is really missing out on the possibilities given by fedi.
Sorry, then I don't remember correctly. Maybe it's Summit then? I'll have to dig, I'm sure I've seen a client which does that
It seems to indeed be Thunder?
Does it show all comments in the same place like I suggest, or does one have to click on each crosspost to see them?
I don't have the app myself, hopefully someone can clarify
So I just installed it to check and it doesn't do that. It just makes crossposts a bit more visible.
However it looks like a neat app so I'll take it for a drive for a bit
I just downloaded it myself to check. Indeed all comments are not there, but you can indeed see at least the number of comments on the crossposts and easily switch.
That's probably the closest we can get at the moment
My question is why is this a backend universal question? This should be a per user/instance frontend solution; meaning I would curate my communities into a group on @lemmy.world
and it’s unique to me.
Now I should be able to export or share my groupings if I want, and it should be read-only in the sense that if I post, I post to a single community and not the group as a whole. The only thing a backend should do is allow the frontend to retrieve posts from multiple communities in one call.
In other words, keep it simple.
This is what this post is suggesting, yes