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What are your must-have top features you’d want to see in a Lemmy app or web client? (programming.dev)

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We’ve got a lot of Lemmy app options rolling out soon—it’s exciting!

What do you wish was better about the current way you browse Lemmy, and what features do you hope to have down the road?

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[–] pinwurm 2 points 2 years ago

Pretty happy with Memmy. Could use a few more customization features, but otherwise very solid.

I do think the desktop versions of most Lemmy instances need to tighten up the front page experience.

Reddit had shortcuts for your subscriptions right when you login.

Lemmy requires clicking communities, then subscriptions, then clicking the community you actually want. 3 times the amount of clicks to get to where you’re going.