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Yea I'm having a lot of issues like crashing, and it takes a minute to "send" my post. Is that normal? I'm using "connect for lemmy" on android.
What instance are you signed up for? Lemmy.world and a few of the other biggest servers are pretty overloaded from the reddit influx. Moving to a smaller instance would belp with load times, or give it a few days for your server admin to upgrade it.
Hey, I'm using both Jerboa and Connect, and I can't even comment due to some weird timeout errors, followed by random code strings.
You sure? Thus posted twice. Sometimes it just looks like it didn't go through.
Jebora was really buggy for me. Connect has been teally good tho... are you on one of the overloaded instances (like lemmy.world)? The new influx of users has caused a few of the super big instances to have some issues. Creating an account on a less populated server should help with some of the issues (or waiting a few days until the overloaded servers get a chance to upgrade their equipment)
Hey, I'm using both Jerboa and Connect, and I can't even comment due to some weird timeout errors, followed by random code strings.
Fittingly, your comment got posted twice