Last year 5 people in my town burned alive in a Tesla while talking with 911 operator after a crash. No media reports other than local news.

https://kstp.com/kstp-news/local-news/man-and-woman-from-brooklyn-park-amoung-five-killed-in-crash-near-madison-wi-friday/

Maybe considered in https://www.w3.org/2025/03/26-mse-text-tracks-minutes.html?

I will probably investigate after Lemmy v1 is released, no promises though. Support for two platforms would add a significant amount of development overhead.

For losing your position, I recommend enabling and using the hide posts button. You can always temporarily unhide and/or reset by long pressing the hide button. 🙂

I’d say about 50% of reloads is an iOS bug where indexeddb crashes. Apple is aware of that one but they haven’t fixed it yet… so should get a bit better eventually.

Looks like it loads flakey. Issue with the image host maybe? Here is screenshot of Lemmy-ui via Lemmy.zip also not working.

That would be super cool! I think it could be accommodated in Lemmy API. Have you tried making a feature request there?

The strikethrough you posted works fine in Voyager. If something specific doesn’t work, please post in !voyagerapp@lemmy.world (or better yet, a GitHub issue) so I can fix. :)

Not sure what’s going on with hexbear, but I doubt they block those users in app. Maybe you’re using an instance that is defederated from them or something.

I’m the voyager dev and you’re using the voyager app :)

Voyager blocking behaves exactly the same as in jerboa, since both let the backend do it.

As for markdown, what do you mean? Like a WYSIWYG editor? If so, Voyager prefers to write markdown directly. Fun fact: it was actually one of the main design goals of markdown!

I’m happy to add a “contrast”/“colorblind” theme too if none of these work for you. Just lmk a list of hex codes that work in light mode (dark mode darkens them).

Lemmy doesn’t support push notifications yet. It can be tracked here: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2631

You can track progress by the Lemmy devs here!

New Lemmy users aren’t mods usually, so they won’t see this UI element. In any case though, I like this UI 😉

Oh I see, that’s why then. It’s necessary for version info

It’s not going to change, sorry. This is the way Apollo has done it and I really enjoy its UX. For new Voyager mods, I recommend giving it time to get used to it.

It’s essentially a shortcut button, that’s all. And show you what actions you can take at a glance on an arbitrary piece of user generated content.

Hey, thanks for the post. On Voyager, there is no moderator badge. Instead, the username color changes. give yourself a bit of time to get used to it, maybe you’ll end up liking it. :-)

I like it if I’m doing a global search or viewing all or home and one of a posts from the communities that I moderate shows up, then I know that I can moderate it quickly at a glance.

In addition, for admins, both local and remote it changes to red with or without a checkmark inside of the shield as a signal on what actions can be performed by admins on a given piece of content. So it’s a bit more complex than just showing if you can moderate a given post or comment.

Oh yeah, I meant I have that on a local dev box. I didn’t do the “View All Comments” button yet though, I think that makes sense so I’ll add.

Are you building from the tagged release?