I think this better fits in [email protected]
I don't use Thunder so I can't also answer your question, sorry
this post was submitted on 27 Jul 2023
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Lemmy lets you upload images, directly to lemmy.ml in your case.
Front-ends like Alexandrite (that I'm currently using) haven't integrated it yet - it only gives you the choice of URL, Its may be the same with Thunder - there's an active Community here
I am also curious. Especially whether there’s some Lemmy-specific feature, or if it’s just up to the way you connect, and some apps are integrating with an image service directly.
It varies by instance. Lemmy.ee has a low cap on image upload size because it's a small instance, but I think lemmy.world allows uploads of a larger size.
You can also use another image hosting site like imgur or pixelfed and link from those in the URL section of your post.
Thunder doesn't support uploading images yet it seems.
On lemmys website i can directly add an img in my comment. Uploaded straight from my pc.
I use 'Summit' on android and here the option aint there. ಠ_ಠ
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