Said website also replaces the link url if one adds a picture, so likewise both can’t be posted together. Perhaps you should’ve checked if your proposed solution actually works.
Some popular Lemmy apps also don’t show the link if an image is there. Idk how this works in data structures, but the support for posting both things is clearly not widespread.
missing basic functionality available on the website
choose one
It seems absurd to defend the incapacity & redundancy of a deficient technology.
Did you miss the part where OP can’t set the URL of their post & doesn’t seem able to perform an easy edit?
The URL in the body is still wrong.
You are taking the ol’ doom scroll way too seriously. You need to go touch grass, or maybe smoke some.
Many of us only use the site on mobile, with an app because it’s convenient. Your gatekeeping is not needed or welcome here.
OP just stated it’s less capable by lacking basic features from the website, so if “works great” means “works like shit”, then I’ll concede your point.
Ok fair enough, and when you can demonstrate that “basic features” can also be things literally no one would give a shit about or notice who aren’t you, then I’ll concede your point. I doubt anyone knows what the hell you’re talking about even now that you’ve explained it. It certainly doesn’t matter to anyone besides you.
It actually saves on resources because it’s not loading in CSS and JS.
I see no evidence of that: I’m pretty sure all clients load a web engine and related resources including CSS, which means you’re installing a redundant, special-purpose web client when you already have a general web client installed.
Plus, lacking basic functionality as OP states makes it the opposite of useful.
Does your device not have a web browser that can go to the far more capable website?
“Though this app wastes more space, it also works worse!” doesn’t seem a compelling value proposition.
Said website also replaces the link url if one adds a picture, so likewise both can’t be posted together. Perhaps you should’ve checked if your proposed solution actually works.
Some popular Lemmy apps also don’t show the link if an image is there. Idk how this works in data structures, but the support for posting both things is clearly not widespread.
choose one
It seems absurd to defend the incapacity & redundancy of a deficient technology. Did you miss the part where OP can’t set the URL of their post & doesn’t seem able to perform an easy edit? The URL in the body is still wrong.
Your comment needs text alternative.
Images of text break much that text alternatives do not. Losses due to image of text lacking alternative:
Contrary to age & humble appearance, text is an advanced technology that provides all these capabilities absent from images.
You are taking the ol’ doom scroll way too seriously. You need to go touch grass, or maybe smoke some. Many of us only use the site on mobile, with an app because it’s convenient. Your gatekeeping is not needed or welcome here.
Boost works great. Weird that you care so much about shitting on it.
OP just stated it’s less capable by lacking basic features from the website, so if “works great” means “works like shit”, then I’ll concede your point.
Ok fair enough, and when you can demonstrate that “basic features” can also be things literally no one would give a shit about or notice who aren’t you, then I’ll concede your point. I doubt anyone knows what the hell you’re talking about even now that you’ve explained it. It certainly doesn’t matter to anyone besides you.
It actually saves on resources because it’s not loading in CSS and JS. Also I like the look, been using boost long before it was a Lemmy client.
I see no evidence of that: I’m pretty sure all clients load a web engine and related resources including CSS, which means you’re installing a redundant, special-purpose web client when you already have a general web client installed. Plus, lacking basic functionality as OP states makes it the opposite of useful.
This is an idiotic assertion which makes me feel dumb that I even stopped scrolling for your pointless vitriol.
That’s a wild assumption. Lenmy has a well documented API that wouldn’t pass on frontend-related things.
Making a client scrape the frontend seems like a lot of work for a worse result.
Noted