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YSK: You can use alexandrite (alternative lemmy web front-end) to switch your default post layout and easily switch between lemmy accounts (alexandrite.app)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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I use alexandrite to switch between different lemmy instances and change the default post layout to card style. When I first started using lemmy, the I found the difference between the reddit and lemmy in the post feed to be jarring as I was used to a card style layout.

I find on a desktop browser, I prefer to be able to see images without opening a thread. I initially used kbin.social exclusively for this feature but disliked the way their sorting algorithms are setup. Having the ability to easily switch instances is also a nice feature particularly for new users who are unsure what lemmy instance they want to use.

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

Also keep a look out for Alexandrite working well on mobile. It's focus is big screen desktop usage, but the dev is now making it work better on smaller mobile-like screens. It's already not bad! And improvements should be coming.

I've been loving alexandrite since it came out ... also check out the Hue option in the settings ... really simple way to adjust the theme.

Good chance the Dev will allow you to set a different hue for each account/instance for easy identification ... and maybe even provide some more simple theme options.