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  • ccunning@lemmy.worldtoVoyager@lemmy.worldFR: See All Replies
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    2 months ago

    I don’t like “Context” either but I see how you get there.

    “Go to Comment” is wrong, IMO, because it suggests going to the comment itself; not the parent.

    “Parent Comment” is good, but what if the parent is a Post rather than a Comment

    You could change based on parent type, but “Parent Post” sounds weird; simplifying to “Post” doesn’t work because of verb confusion.

    So “Context” seems best to me of those options…

    ¯\_(ツ)_/¯



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    2 months ago

    Reddit does still have this feature if you use the old.reddit.com interface. It’s called “Context” and shows the parent comment to your comment and all its child comments including yours.

    Back when I used Reddit, I used this all the time and also missed it in Lemmy when I first switched. I had actually forgotten about this but would love to have this feature too.



  • The only thing Plex has that Emby & Jellyfin don’t, that I think is pretty neat, is the combining of multiple servers in one library UI. That’s it.

    For myself I can access jellyfin from my tailnet, but Plex also makes secure sharing with friends and family over the internet simple.

    You also get their OTA broadcast guide for free with plex pass. I doubt anyone else will ever offer that. The cheapest option I know of is HDHomerun’s for $35/year.

    With those two things I suspect I’ll be sticking with Plex (if not exclusively) until they go out of business.






  • I had no clue there was a watch app. I launched it and it automatically connected to my instance and allowed me to open my Home feed. No special setup needed.

    Seems like it just shows a single post at a time and lets me choose “Next Post” or “Save”.

    I know this doesn’t really help solve your problem, but hopefully it’s somewhat helpful to know how it “should” work.




  • I’ve been having what I believe is the same issue on iOS. Dunno which version it started with and I’m on the beta, but it fits the entire content within the phone’s display instead of how the content is typically displayed zoomed in to the corners get rounded with the display’s rounded corners. (Hope that made sense; it’s hard to explain)