Well, I guess they don’t want me lurking anymore. Good bye, Reddit. We had some good times.
(For context, I cannot scroll more than 3 posts before Reddit asks me to install the app and there isn’t a way to clear that screen.)
Well, I guess they don’t want me lurking anymore. Good bye, Reddit. We had some good times.
(For context, I cannot scroll more than 3 posts before Reddit asks me to install the app and there isn’t a way to clear that screen.)
Browse All. I never did this on Reddit but it’s the only thing I do here.
I used Reddit for over a decade and quit cold turkey when the API got removed. Nothing has given me the same feeling since, but frankly Reddit hasn’t either for maybe half of those years.
The site grew up alongside me and was an important thing for me to learn about tons and tons and tons of new things.
Lemmy has less content, and that’s okay. Open Lemmy, run out of content, like just finish for the day and then get up and do something else. We have about 75 years of functional brains give or take, your life won’t be meaningfully enriched by throwing an extra two hours a day into a link aggregator.
Welcome to the community community. Nothing will be the same as early Reddit and especially not Reddit, so don’t chase that high. You’ll be fine
How to browse all on Lemmy?
Voyager’s main page has sections for All, Home, and Local. You can even select which one to open by default in the settings
For me, using Boost, I can either tap at the top (which has whatever feed I’m currently browsing) or open the left side bar.