greasyfork.org Lemmy Universal Link Switcher
Ensures that all URLs to Lemmy instances always point to your main/home instance.
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What If You Fell Into A Black Hole? (with Dr. Brian Cox)
god she's a genuine ghoul and I can't wait to stop hearing about her.
https://sh.itjust.works/post/36117903/18008043
Click this and then try to post a comment. There's the issue.
The script redirects all links to your home instance. You posted that comment from https://lemmy.zip/ which is where you have your account, hence no issue. If I link you this post from another instance (see above), you won't be able to interact.
How do you fix missing characters from uncommon scripts? I already have Noto Sans Newa font installed on my computer
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/36152604
I have tried a restart.
How do you fix missing characters from uncommon scripts? I already have Noto Sans Newa font installed on my computer
I have tried a restart.
YSK if you browse Lemmy on desktop/in browser, the Lemmy Universal Link Switcher script makes browsing between instances significantly less annoying
Very simple, from the source:
Lemmy Universal Link Switcher, or LULs for short, scans all links on all websites, and if any link points to a Lemmy instance that is not your main/home instance, it rewrites the link so that it instead points to your main instance.
In essence, any Lemmy link you come across is automatically redirected to your home instance. It's also easy to customise, you can add/remove instances and prevent it from working on particular sites (or force it to only work on sites you wish).
Can be installed with Tampermonkey or ViolentMonkey (or similar tools).
note: this may also work just fine on mobile browsers that support extensions (and would likely help direct your browser to opening your lemmy app - if you have one - more often), but I haven't tested this.
Is there any downside to disabling accessibility.force_disabled in about:config if you don't use accessibility tools?
That's not what I'm talking about, I'm talking about the associated/supported links that the app will try to open by default. Sure, that seems to work, and so does this https://ani.social/post/11480352?scrollToComments=true ... except if I try to navigate to that URL from my browser/outside of Boost.
Some lemmy instances just aren't associated with Boost at all, so the app can't open them natively, e.g this for example https://endlesstalk.org/post/86819672 will take you to the apps browser-view/open outside of Boost regardless of where you click it.
Any chance we could get an expansion of the apps associated links?
Seems like old Lemmy instances were purged in a recent update but there's a lot that are missing. Would be nice to have so I don't have to leave the app to view a Lemmy link
Might be worth bringing it up in the voyager community. That definitely shouldn't be the case.
They do not. Are you using Sync for Lemmy? It's broken and doesn't hide properly
Also use the hide read posts setting
I recently found a 'almost full list' of all desktop web browsers!
github.com GitHub - nerdyslacker/desktop-web-browsers: Almost full list of all desktop web browsers
Almost full list of all desktop web browsers. Contribute to nerdyslacker/desktop-web-browsers development by creating an account on GitHub.
Haven't seen a list as exhaustive as this anywhere else, so I thought I'd share.
uBlock Origin should be just fine. Have you messed with the settings at all? It won't block everything straight out the box. You may need to add some filter lists and change your blocking mode.
I also use NextDNS though alongside uBlock.
It should work fine. Filtering by one instance will show all Lemmy content. You can use a script to ensure you always land back on your instance.
You may wish to use a script to change all Lemmy links to point to your home instance https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/469273-lemmy-universal-link-switcher
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/469273-lemmy-universal-link-switcher
Switches all lemmy links to your instance.
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It's still worth posting, a lot of people browse Lemmy only using the /all feed.
Yes. There's an add value button to add additional entries.
DYK: you can help tag pages on Wikidata with their associated Lemmy communities!
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/35658894
Wikidata is where Wikipedia and the other Wikimedia projects store general structured data for pages. This data can then be easily important to other Wiki projects or alternative language pages. E.g the data associated with Douglas Adams:
is stored on Wikidata and can be imported directly into Wikipedia and other wiki projects.
You can help improve Wikidatas Lemmy knowledge by
- Find a page, e.g Trance
- Scroll all the way down to the bottom and click
+ add statement.- Type
Lemmy Community IDand click the pop up, in thePropertyfield.- Find a relevant Lemmy community, and enter it in the
DYK: you can help tag pages on Wikidata with their associated Lemmy communities!
Wikidata is where Wikipedia and the other Wikimedia projects store general structured data for pages. This data can then be easily important to other Wiki projects or alternative language pages. E.g the data associated with Douglas Adams:
is stored on Wikidata and can be imported directly into Wikipedia and other wiki projects.
You can help improve Wikidatas Lemmy knowledge by
- Find a page, e.g Trance
- Scroll all the way down to the bottom and click
+ add statement. - Type
Lemmy Community IDand click the pop up, in thePropertyfield. - Find a relevant Lemmy community, and enter it in the community field in the format of
community_name@instance_name, e.g [email protected] - Then click
Publish.
www.euronews.com Two killed in Nepal as pro-monarchy protesters clash with police
The country officially abolished the monarchy in 2008, two years after King Gyanendra Shah was ousted.
uk.news.yahoo.com Pikachu Flees Police During Turkey Protests
A familiar figure was spotted running from police with a crowd of protesters in Antalya, Turkey, in the early hours of Thursday, March 27 — Pikachu, the Pokemon.Footage from Ismail Koceroglu shows the bizarre moment a person dressed as Pikachu ran alongside protesters, who have gathered for the past...
uk.news.yahoo.com Pikachu Flees Police During Turkey Protests
A familiar figure was spotted running from police with a crowd of protesters in Antalya, Turkey, in the early hours of Thursday, March 27 — Pikachu, the Pokemon.Footage from Ismail Koceroglu shows the bizarre moment a person dressed as Pikachu ran alongside protesters, who have gathered for the past...
xManager, popular Spotify mod, encourages people to use Revanced instead
Somewhat notable due to previous drama these two groups seem to have had previously.
The following screenshot is from a few weeks back:
www.bbc.com Rwanda planning to attack Burundi, President Évariste Ndayishimiye tells BBC
The two countries are on opposite sides in the war in their giant neighbour, DR Congo.
how do they decide where to put bus stops?
Like do they just guesstimate where they'd see the most use?
Is this something sh admins are aware of? "Many Lemmy instances are misconfigured, which can break progressive video streaming and even basic image loading in strange ways."
sh.itjust.works appears to show the error
❌ Error: HTTP range requests not supported
The linked page explains the issue.
New Grime Beats | New Grime Instrumentals (Playlist)
open.spotify.com New Grime Beats | New Grime Instrumentals
Playlist · Madbrad200 (/r/grime) · 285 items · 39 saves
New Grime Beats | New Grime Instrumentals (Playlist)
open.spotify.com New Grime Beats | New Grime Instrumentals
Playlist · Madbrad200 (/r/grime) · 249 items · 36 saves