This isn't a question, and fits better in one of these communities:
this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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It does. I used Connect and Voyager, and both have this feature.
Yes, both Connect and Jerboa have an option to hide read posts. This means posts you clicked on, or upvoted/downvoted, ... It's somewhere in the settings.
It's not just an app feature, it's a profile setting - even works from the browser interface.
Lemmy itself has this built into settings as well