Aurelius

The Pokémon? 😆 I take that as a great compliment!

That is the long term vision. This has been just a passion project that I work on the side. But keeping it all react native has made it easier for me to manage 1 app for web, iOS, and Android.

I didn't want to rush out a native version though. I want it to really utilize native functionality

Recommendations are entirely, 100% on your device. There is no association between your account and the recs. So there is no transfer of data to or from your account. You can log in with your current Lemmy profile and the recs will work all the same!

The benefit of logging in is that you have more ways to interact on lemmy (so your recommendations will be more tailored)

The recommendation engine is 100% private and on-device + it can be turned off via settings. It's novel and more experimental, but I wanted it to be available for folks to get more relevant content

For the remove duplicate posts feature, it keeps whichever is 1st in the feed (so it depends which sort method is used). It only applies for posts with the same title and from the same OP. Another experimental feature, but this has been a particular point of annoyance that I've heard from folks (i.e. the same exact post filling up a feed)

Thanks! I'll take a look

Great question. Preferably, I'm trying to keep all requests to the feedback page or the Ko-fi page

Speaking of which, I gave you a shoutout in the repo for your "Feeling Lucky" feature request!

Thanks! It took a good bit of work to bring it together into a clean, single working repository

Following up on this. You can find the Quiblr repo here. Enjoy!

Yup. I will have a full update in a few days regarding Quiblr!

I'm made Quiblr. Lot's of cool features (For You feed, different post formats, etc.). Plus I tried to make the UI clean and intuitive.

Just a web client right now. If there's enough demand, I'll make a native version.

Lmk what you think

test 4

Thanks for the Quiblr compliments! And Post and Comment links should now open in-app. I think that covers everything

And Quiblr is a PWA. Native apps are in the works