Anytime I open up Jerboa it defaults my feed to local instances only. Any way to have it default to subscribed?
- coldredlight ( @coldredlight@beehaw.org ) English2•1 year ago
I believe if you change it via settings in the web version it will carry over into Jerboa. I switched my default to All-Hot and it’s now also the default in Jerboa.
- MentalEdge ( @MentalEdge@sopuli.xyz ) English1•1 year ago
Click your username in the top right, settings>sort type.
- Jake Farm ( @Jake_Farm@sopuli.xyz ) English1•1 year ago
I did that a while ago and it still defaults to local even though the setting says all.
- nocteb ( @nocteb@feddit.de ) English1•1 year ago
Had the same problem. I toggled it to something else and pressed apply. The back and applied again and now it seems to work.
- Bannanable ( @Bannanable@lemmy.fmhy.ml ) English1•1 year ago
Did you save settings?
- snowstorm ( @snowstorm@feddit.de ) English1•1 year ago
didn’t switch to subscribed, but my switch today to ‘all’ worked
- jago ( @jago@lemmy.cafe ) English0•1 year ago
This is the Jerboa community. Your answer is incorrect, as it refers to the web browser UI, it does not apply to the Jerboa UI.
- MentalEdge ( @MentalEdge@sopuli.xyz ) English3•1 year ago
The settings is the same. But you’re right, in Jerboa it is in hamburger menu>settings>username’s settings>sort type
- jago ( @jago@lemmy.cafe ) English1•1 year ago
That’s right.
I was just composing a top-level reply for @Flax_vert, but since your corrected answer is more concise, I’ll piggyback here to add:
- Remember to Save Settings at the bottom of the settings screen
AND
- I had to close and relaunch Jerboa for the saved Listing and Sort changes to take effect. Simply refreshing the home page didn’t do it.
- brisvag ( @brisvag@feddit.nl ) English0•1 year ago
Yeah you need to go to the settings of a specific account, not the general settings!
It says email required 🤨
- brisvag ( @brisvag@feddit.nl ) English1•1 year ago
Well, are you trying to look at your subscribed communities without being logged in? How would that work?