Lemmynade for Lemmy

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Announcements and news about the refreshing web app for Lemmy.

Why Lemmynade?

Thoughtful — Lemmynade's ultimate goal is to make Lemmy more approachable, powerful, shareable, and usable. Every pixel and feature aims to support Lemmy's development, growth, and sustainability for the long run.
Private — From login to logout, each interaction is as private and secure as possible. Only aggregated, anonymized statistics are collected through open-source Plausible Analytics.
Stunning — Sweeping community banners, friendly micro-animations, and user-driven features bring life and personality to Lemmy.
Vibrant — Explore niche and trending Lemmy communities with a unique discovery algorithm.
Responsive (Coming Soon) — Enjoy the same familiar experience on your phone, tablet, and computer.

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[Update] Lemmynade Alpha v2 — Ad-blockers, less bugs, more speed (self.lemmynade)

submitted 11 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago) by silas to c/[email protected]

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Hey all, thanks again for the valuable feedback and cheers over the weekend!

With this release, you'll notice things feel much snappier overall. Most notably, some ad-blockers were causing massive lag throughout the web app.

Open Lemmynade →

What's New

Text can now be selected in posts, comments, and other areas you might want to copy things

Fixed

Ad-blockers were causing Umami Analytics to throw fatal errors, reloading each page unnecessarily. I'm not trying to pull a YouTube, so this was fixed and you can now use your ad-blockers freely.
Fixed a bug that would cause the "Signing In" overlay on the installed web app to never disappear (even after successfully signing in)
Fixed a bug that was adding up to half a second of unnecessary loading time to each page
Fixed an issue where reloading community pages and some pages with markdown caused an error
Fixed a bug that made text unreadable (white-on-white) in dropdown menus in Vivaldi

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 11 months ago

Nice I will have to try it out the next time I am on Lemmy.