I know the developers are working hard and I’m sure they’ll be coming with Mlem updates. I hope to see a notification centre being added, as well as the posts being collapsed instead of full-length. Do you wish for an Apollo type of design, or similar?

Edit: just a heads-up, I am not in any way affiliated with LemmyNet nor its devs. You can also voice your suggestions via Testflight by beta-using Mlem.

Edit2: Mlem dev reached out to me and told me the team is tracking the features that are asked for in this thread, and y’all’s ideas are being heard. Read more about issues being discussed over here https://github.com/buresdv/Mlem/issues.

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    Swipe to vote, Community grouping, Enhanced media viewer, Customizable themes and layout!

    That’s it! :)

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      It would be fucking amazing if Christian ports Apollo for Lemmy. But for that Lemmy needs to have enough audience.

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        One could argue that the best way to do that is to port Apollo like Tweetbot did with Ivory. These third party clients hold more power than they think. If they all migrate then the users will follow. Reddit is just the hosting. Abstract that away behind clients and you have the same thing.

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    The features I’d love to see:

    • Compact / Collapsed posts
    • List of your Subscribed Communties
    • Search for Communities
    • Multi-Communities (an equivalent to the Multireddits in Apollo)

    I use (or used to use) the Multireddit feature in Apollo all the time. My big use case is that I can put “spoiler” communities there so they don’t pop up in my main feed but I can go there once I’ve seen the relevant episode! It’s also really good for grouping regional ones… like

    UK, Chill UK, UK Casual etc

    Edit: and being able to edit your own post!

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      Second this. Especially community information. What community a post is in, a user is in, subscribe to the community etc.

      Also allowing local filter on the post lists. Currently it’s subscribed or all.

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    Apollo is the one of the best designed apps I’ve ever used, I’d take inspiration from it in any applicable way.

    Outside of obvious UI/UX improvements I’d love to see good iPad support.

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    Don’t get lost implementing fancy features at the beginning, concentrate on supporting what the Lemmy web UI does and try to provide a smooth and pleasant experience on iOS.

    In case you’re looking for inspiration would highly recommend to take a look at the Ice Cubes client for Mastodon. An extremely well made app.

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    iPad layout, swipe to vote, font scaling for comments, not just titles

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    It’s been said a few times already but I really love Apollo’s swipe to vote interaction. The app looks tidy though, thanks for your work!

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    might be pretty weird, but whatever, I tried tapping on my home to go to the top of my feed and it didn’t happen.

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        Awesome keep up the good work. iOS is so popular in the US a good lemmy client will be beneficial to the decentralized internet community.

        Time to take the www back, we appreciate your hard work