You know the times are dire when you find yourself rooting for Moscow Mitch.

Happy new year, and thank you for giving us this wonderful app. Have fun with your break, you totally deserve it!

You can tap on your profile icon (top right of the screen), then tap on your profile.

Aw, that’s adorable. I already love it!

Same for me. I browsed Reddit exclusively for a bunch of small but active communities about books and niche games or shows. Most of those either don’t have a place on Lemmy, or the place they have is a ghost town. Too little posts, and even fewer engagement. I frequently see posts with upvotes in the single digits and zero comments.

I don’t plan on going back to Reddit, but at the same time I don’t think that Lemmy is a valid substitute yet. Maybe it’s also a problem of discoverability? Like, I heard of Lemmy during the APIcalypse, but I’ve never seen it mentioned anywhere else, and I don’t know how a normal person looking for a community online is supposed to find Lemmy, or even learn the existence of it.

That was fast. Thanks a lot.

I tried looking into it, both into my Summit settings and GBoard settings, but I didn’t find anything out of the ordinary. But it’s not too important, so don’t worry too much about it. Thanks a lot for the other fix :)

As always, thanks so, so much for Summit. It’s a wonderful app. I keep saying this on every update, but I truly think it’s the best way to browse Lemmy at the moment.

I have two bugs to report:

Bug report: if I’m writing a message and my screen turns off, on resume the keyboard will override the chat box. Video showing the bug.

Bug report: If I’m writing a message retrieved from the drafts and add some extra text, and I swap to another app, when I go back to Summit the message reverts to the one retrieved from the draft and the extra text is lost. Video showing the bug.

I think three days is the sweet spot.

Thank you very much!

Again, thank you for working still on this app. I really appreciate the time that went, and is still going, into it.

I’d like to ask if two features, which I asked about some months ago, are still planned or have been scrapped. The first one is sorting for my comments history, which is currently random as far as I can see. The second one is having my username highlighted in the comments section of a post, similar to how OP’s name is highlighted as well.

Summit has that functionality.

Thank you for yet another update on the app :)

I live in Italy. The map doesn’t show a single spot below yellow in my entire country.

I’ve never seen a clear sky in my life.

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Very cool.

I like Paint for its simplicity, and since I don’t need all the extra bells and whistles most of the time, I’ve never bothered with learning how to use Photoshop or GIMP.

I’ve been using Paint.net for the last few years, but I’ll try the new Paint features as well and compare them to see which one I find better.

I live in Italy. Most of our cities are at least one millennia older than yours. I live in a small town in the middle of nowhere and it’s still a few centuries older than the USA as a whole.

Our cities were definitely not designed with public transit in mind, yet we have a somewhat consistent public transit everywhere (although it could definitely be improved in lots of places, including my town). For example: excluding a small car trip to the nearest train station, I travel to my work place (in Milan) exclusively with public transport.

Why can’t US cities do the same?

Woah, that’s awesome. I live in Italy and my therapist asked for €80/hour. I eventually had to choose between daily expenses, university fees and therapy, and the latter was, unfortunately, the one I decided to cut.

Years of therapy cost a LOT of money though, not everyone can afford that.

Fixed a bug where the human would sometimes procrastinate too much, saying “It’s a problem of my future self”.

This feature was actually a challenge to implement but I know the feature itself seems small to a user.

Not true! It’s a great addition to an already awesome app. Thank you so much for all the time you’re spending working on Summit.