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Lemmy Apps

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I'm not currently developing a Lemmy app, and I have no plans to, so this is not a market research post for myself. If anything, I'd like it to be a resource for existing developers to see which features the community most wants!

So, putting aside regular features (e.g. things that the Hard-R app already does), I'm specifically wondering about which less common features you all want?

Here's of one of mine:
I'd like to be able to limit my usage of an instance to a specific account. For example: I never want to post to LemmyNSFW from my main account. That's what my alt is for. So I want to be automatically switches to my preferred account per-instance when I interact with it (or at least give me the choice to switch on-the-fly when composing a post or comment).

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[–] Coelacanth@feddit.nu 14 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Two features I'm really missing are related to revisiting or refreshing comment threads.

First, the ability to remember your spot on the scroll bar if you exit a thread and return later.

Second, highlighting new comments made since your last visit of the thread.

[–] GadgetGirlOz@lemmy.world 7 points 1 year ago

Highlighting new comments is something I really miss from Apollo. That app did it perfectly.