Lemmy Apps

Blaze , 3 months ago in Old Apps Discussion thread

I guess if an app does not support the latest version of Lemmy it can be considered as "old" or at least "non-current", as Lemmy devs make sure to announce API changes in advance.

Probably having that information about them would be nice. Depends how much maintenance it is for you to update the megathread if someone updates the app and it becomes "current" again

Jayayess1190 , 3 months ago in Introducing LemmyApps.com - Easily discover Lemmy apps that best suit your needs

The link on Memmy for the Play Store leads to Voyager.

DeadNinja , 5 months ago in Supported Liftoff forks/alternatives?

Someone mentioned Eternity, and I second that.

I have also lately been using Eternity - and the main reason is that Eternity is a fork of Infinity for Reddit, and Infinity was a complete app by its own merit - so although Eternity is not updated frequently, it is very unlikely that I will miss any essential feature in Eternity for Lemmy.

Just my 0.02.

CommunityLinkFixer Bot , 10 months ago in TestFlight finally released for Lunar! (Lemmy + Kbin Client)

Hi there! Looks like you linked to a Lemmy community using a URL instead of its name, which doesn't work well for people on different instances. Try fixing it like this: !lunar

Jayayess1190 , 11 months ago in Working on a new web UI

I like it a lot, but would be cool to have a 2 column layout as an option like Mastodon app trunks.social has.

leraje , 11 months ago in Introducing Alexandrite for Lemmy, a desktop-first alternative web UI

Great work! Looks beautiful :)

I have two questions:

1. If I login on your site, where does username/password get stored? Local Storage?
2. Can I clone the repo and run it locally on my machine? If so, how? I'm not familiar with Svelte.