I'm pretty sure you won't have any luck with Lemmur since it's been discontinued and there are still API breaking changes being made to Lemmy. So an app last updated 10 months ago will have a hard time communicating with any Lemmy instance.
sockenklaus
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This is a known problem. See the corresponding issue on GitHub.
The lack of push notifications is a known issue that, as far as I understand, isn't solved so easily because it needs Lemmy to have some server side capabilities that it doesn't have (yet?).
See:
You can tap the text body of a comment to make it collaps so you can go to the next parent comment much faster.
Does this help?
There is in fact a corresponding issue on GitHub but since it's quite old I think it's not on priority right now:
This is a known issue and already has been addressed on GitHub:
https://github.com/dessalines/jerboa/pull/495
I suspect this will get implemented with the next update.
See my other comment in this threads:
https://lemmy.world/comment/298344
The app behaves inconsistently and I suspect a bug at this point.
This again is strange inconsistent behaviour:
I am using 0.0.34 and for me the action bar in the inbox is not hidden by default.
In fact I first thought that the the setting "Show action bar by default for comments" under "Settings" -> "Look and Feel" decides whether the action bar in the inbox is hidden or not, but at least for me this setting really only affects actual comments in threads.
Long story short: I suspect some kind of bug here. I don't know if it's a bug that affects me or you guys. I can't put my finger on, but this inconstancy is bugging me...
Good to know. I don't use this function but this seems to work like intended (open the post or interact with it to mark as read).
This is a known feature request. Here is the corresponding issue in GitHub:
Does anyone know if this is working as intended?
Is a post marked as read when you open it?
Ironically more users is the thing those two actually can't use at all at the time because more users lead to more requests, more distraction and keep them from developing Lemm which hurts their income stream because they are paid per milestone reached.