https://gitlab.com/fdroid/wiki/-/wikis/FAQ#how-long-does-it-take-for-my-app-to-show-up-on-website-and-client

At the top menu bar there should be Create Community button or you can go to the direct link. If you don’t see it then you instance has probably disabled the functionality.

And I support Mozilla goal of creating something independent, but I also don’t like their engine. Everything using Blink is not automatically a bad thing.

https://tedd.it/r/Vaush/comments/14tkhme/voosh_wouldnt_know_effective_tactics_if_dropped/

There are a lot of add-ons and userscripts that reformat the links automatically, not sure if or when it’s planned to be part of Lemmy.

It works if I search for it on my instance where I’m logged in.

Fails on both for me. I think you need to be logged in for it to pull it. And as you are from programming.dev it works for you there. And since I’m from neither it fails on both.

They are back to being FOSS https://github.com/mlemgroup/mlem/pull/177

!obsidianmd@lemmy.world

A feature I found particularly interesting is the ability to view community posts which I haven’t seen in any other frontends.

Invidious supports community posts.

There are a few Firefox forks:

• LibreWolf
• Waterfox
• Arkenfox

And then there is Brave which I find smoother than Firefox, but that’s just me.

I’m actually not sure how NFC handles the trasmission. Theoretically it can access internet and other communication protocols like bluetooth.

I don’t know the specifcs, but there are strict rules and requirements on how the data has to be stored if you process any of it, then there is complience issues with laws like GDPR and you have to be a registered entity as far as I know. It’s just too much legal paperwork for most FOSS projects.

It goes to all mods on that community no matter what instance they are on.

Emerald was my most played.

Top comment made me smile

You are unlikely to find FOSS alternative that is not for cryptocurrencies as the regulations around credit card data processing makes it hard.

Just checked. Not working for me.

Check out similar post https://lemmy.ml/post/1442545

Since all posts/comments are public, all you need is some kind of indexer to organize them and a list of all the instances. There are people working on it right now. But in the meantime you can just add (intext:"modlog" & "instances" & "docs" & "code" & "join lemmy") to your search queries to search all Lemmy instances.

The only devs left are those whose visas are tied to employment, so they can’t piss of the management or they get deported.