I switched from Lemmy to PieFed a few months ago bc I really like the combined comment streams and hiding posts based on keywords (and the HPT-Fruits theme), but I’m eagerly waiting for PyLova to gain more traction, as it seems to address quite a few pain points of PieFed.
They added a bunch of QoL options and bug/annoyance fixes compared to PieFed and Lemmy, some examples are in the v0.30 and v0.3.2 release posts, but you can see more at https://lemmyverse.link/c/pylova@quokk.au
Not sure if it has that feature you want though, but the developer is very responsive to user requests.
I prefer sticking to large instances, that’s why I was on lemmy.world and now piefed.world. I know some user settings are portable, but I want to be convinced of a server’s longevity before I switch.
I switched from Lemmy to PieFed a few months ago bc I really like the combined comment streams and hiding posts based on keywords (and the HPT-Fruits theme), but I’m eagerly waiting for PyLova to gain more traction, as it seems to address quite a few pain points of PieFed.
whats pylova got? if I can block by the number of characters in the body of a post I might move over.
They added a bunch of QoL options and bug/annoyance fixes compared to PieFed and Lemmy, some examples are in the v0.30 and v0.3.2 release posts, but you can see more at https://lemmyverse.link/c/pylova@quokk.au
Not sure if it has that feature you want though, but the developer is very responsive to user requests.
Why not just jump onto a pylova instance then?
I prefer sticking to large instances, that’s why I was on lemmy.world and now piefed.world. I know some user settings are portable, but I want to be convinced of a server’s longevity before I switch.
I checked out http://joinpylova.org/instances.html earlier today, but none of the 3 seems appealing.
next day edit: actually, fuck it, I’m gonna try out quokk.au :)