A little late here but basically this post isn’t a screenshot, it’s showing a feature a lot of people loved from Apollo which is the ability to long press on comment(s) and render them as an image for sharing to other apps and stuff

Consider me inspired now

I just installed it to try it out and I can’t get it to work. Enabled it in settings but no matter what I try it either won’t navigate back to where I was or it tries to do the normal swipe gestures instead

Edit: I might’ve misunderstood the purpose of the setting. I just want an app that lets me swipe from the right to return to the last post I was looking at :(

“Men do not typically use tampons since they are designed for menstruation, which is a female biological process. If you have specific questions about personal hygiene or healthcare, it’s best to consult with a medical professional who can provide guidance based on your individual needs and circumstances.”

I’m sure you already heard of it, but obligatory Voyager shout-out since it’s pretty damn close

https://github.com/aeharding/voyager

Woah, TIL

http://shouldiprefix.com/#filters

Isn’t -webkit-filter still required?

The language is CSS, the dot signifies that it’s the name of a class. So any HTML elements with the same class name will have those CSS styles applied to them

For me, after autofilling just adding a random character at the end of the password and then deleting it was enough

Memmy does this really well. It allows you to toggle hidden posts for your feed, communities, and search all separately

A native Voyager app is coming! And it sounds like it’s relatively close too

https://github.com/aeharding/voyager/releases/tag/1.0.0

I’m also excited to announce that the next major focus will be on releasing Voyager as an iOS app! This will fix various iOS bugs that we’ve encountered (white status bar, scroll “freezing” etc), and bring some nice functionality like haptics and tapping the status bar to scroll to top, and also improve onboarding for people that aren’t familiar with Progressive Webapps. It also opens the possibility for other neat features, like the option to open links in your browser instead of in-app. You can see most of the work done in #410, to be merged shortly!