who even decides what's "modern" anymore?
can anyone, honestly, without reading the article (or guessing from the headline), tell me which of these is the "modern" design?
edit: people are getting confused by the fact that one is tree view, not icons view so i changed the image. old image here
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this is how kbin does it, i think
i must admit, i can often guess what the context is of a message, and if i reply i usually open the whole thread anyways
what would be really useful however, is something like this for dms. currently the best way is to show read, then go to the messages tab so you're not swamped. a threaded view of that would be great
that's also a great idea, i'll see if i can find a way to cram that into µblock. thank you for the idea
edit: for anyone who wants to do a similar thing, here is the syntax for a µblock filter:
/(lemm.ee|mlmym.org)/##body a[href*="/lemm.ee/u/Crul"]::after:style(content:"awesome";color:tomato!important;border:1px solid currentColor;border-radius:var(--bs-border-radius, 0.375rem);padding-inline:0.5ch;margin-left:0.5ch;)
the regex at the beginning is so it should work on both lemm.ee & mlmym; Crul is the username to be replaced; awesome is the tag content; tomato can be any colour but it's a nice muted red; the *= is so it works with mlmym's url prefix, and federation suffices (e.g. /u/[email protected]); the radius var should be lemmy-ui native but it falls back to 0.375em if the var is not found
(also i made it look a little prettier / more native)
i'll have a look at the mlmym github, see if there's anything simple i can do; i've never used docker, but perhaps i can figure it out
(also by the way your little ^_^ doesn't work on the default ui, it makes a superscript underscore)
holy hell that is an absolute monolith of a bookmarklet though
bless you crul, you are my absolute favourite lemming. shame that user tags aren't a feature yet so i notice when i run into you. i also see you have good taste in subreddits, too
these are great - particularly the markdown one - that never would have crossed my mind, but i'm going to try to remember to use it from now on
i wish i could move to mlmym, but it's just not as featureful as either lemmy-ui or reddit+res
goddammit
i joined dxcomplex because it was the smallest instance i was confident wouldn't fold (and i liked the name);
then it folded so i joined .world because it was the smallest instance i was confident wouldn't fold (and i liked the name);
then it got massive so i joined lemm.ee because it was the smallest instance i was confident wouldn't fold (and i liked the name)
i'm starting to wonder if i'm cursed
oh crul it's you!
i don't suppose you could share some of those? i just had a quick look, but the lemmy search syntax is different to reddit - the communities' ids are in the url, so the reddit method doesn't work unless i memorise the id №... (i wish the lemmy devs weren't so obsessed with numbers)
this is incredibly cool
i don't even know how i'm going to put this to use, but i know i'll find something to use it for. thank you
oh fair enough, i forgot that some people hide the bookmarks bar because i find it really useful
You could put this in a button and inject it into the google page with a user script extension right?
yes, probably. but i wouldn't know how, i don't really use userscripts; i prefer to trigger things manually
if anyone else wants to do this: i release the above code under cc0, any person may use it for any purpose without let or hindrance, yada yada
That might get closer to what OP wants
i guess..? but i'm not sure of the functional difference between a button in the bookmarks bar, and a button on the page
i'm not even sure it's worth having an option. i don't think i'd even have noticed a difference, apart from the menu button being in a slightly different place to every other gnome app. it's fine; but it wasn't worth the development time