I always thought it would be nice if communities (and/or posts) could be tagged. It would open up a lot of potential for discoverability

All the manufacturers of mechanical keyboards just cried 🥺

I appreciate the support and kind words!

Sorry for the delayed response. Quiblr is open source. Github here

I just gave Quiblr an open source update. You can find GitHub can be found here

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

Left this comment in the other thread too, but posting here for visibility:

Quiblr should now have each of the markdown criteria fixed. Huge thanks for the feedback and for all this analysis. Consistent markdown is important for a great and consistent user experience across the lemmy ecosystem

Quiblr should now have each of the markdown criteria fixed. Thank you for the feedback and for your diligence in digging into the markdown and promoting a more consistent Lemmy experience across apps.

Hi, I am the dev for Quiblr. I built a “For You” feature that tailors your Lemmy feed based on your browsing habits. Also, it runs entirely on your device (100% and no data is ever shared). The “For You” sort can be toggled like any other post filter (e.g. hot, active, etc.)

Feel free to check it out and let me know what you think!

It’s my pleasure! Enjoy!

Just a quick follow up here - I added a simple toggle setting to Quiblr that lets you flip the arrow order.

Apologies for the slow roll out, I had a big laundry list of updates in this latest release!

Notes! I’ll aim to add it to the next release. Thanks

Thank you so much! And I just made a note on the voting arrow order. I like the idea of making that an option in settings

And I can look into collapsing parent comments too. As you pointed out, I made it so just child comments collapse. The idea to collapse the parent comment never occurred to me lol

I’ll see if I can work both of these features into the next release.

Lots of great feedback. I’ll try to address each:

• I tried to differentiate voting vs. “like/dislike” for the algorithm as to not confuse users who think they are logged in. I can put more thought into how to make this a bit more intuitive
• Quiblr is built as a progress web app (PWA) so it uses native app components. The benefit is that it is faster and easier to manage multiple code bases. But the con is that it doesn’t have all the same benefits as HTML. I added an “open posts in new tab” feature in the settings
• I like the idea of added more body text in the post itself. My fear was that it would make the feed look too crowded, but I can take second look at it
• I love the tooltips idea
• The 3 dot ellipses has a Post Detail section for each post. Maybe this could be a good place to add the link back to the original Instance url.
• I like the scrollbar idea. I think this could make sense as an optional setting because I personally don’t prefer the scroll bar but I want to include it for users who do prefer it
• I added a refresh button for users using the PWA version (since they don’t have a refresh button in the browser). Maybe something like “pull down to refresh” could work on
• You should be able to press the “<” back button when viewing a community on mobile or just back in your browser. Both should take you back to your feed. Let me know if it isn’t working as intended
• I’ll have to see the API allows for removing downvoted items from feeds. I can try to get creative if needed

Edit: Added tooltips for post buttons + original url on the Post Detail page. I will continue to update this comment as I work through other additions in this list

Web based for now. IOS and Android apps are in the works!