Could you make it behave like it did in Apollo? It should only hide posts client/app side (not server side). So if I refresh my home page all the read posts show up again, and clicking that button hides them. (If the home page is refreshed the read posts should show up again)
There should be two separate settings for this
I have that toggled off, but then I can’t see the button to hide posts. There are two things happening here, one is posts are hidden automatically on the feed refresh, the second is the button.
I want to be able to use the button without hiding posts on the feed refresh. I also want any hidden posts to be hidden on clients side, not server side. So if I click the button posts that are read disappear from my feed. If I refresh my feed, they show up again. This is how Apollo worked for me
Adding on to this. I believe in Apollo the button only hid the posts on the client side. So they weren’t marked as hidden in reddit.
I assume Kbin has an entirely different api. Maybe Memmy can be updated to communicate with both, but I don’t think it current does that.
I just use a lemmy server local to me and subscribe to any Kbin communities that I’m interested in. Not really missing out on anything other than subscribing to mastodon/microblog accounts.
Depending on what you’re downloading (media - TV, movies, music) usenet could be the better approach.
If you are acquiring that type of content, look into the *arr services and setup guides.
I don’t understand the concept of peer to peer in this scenario. Isn’t lemmy essentially peer to peer?