have you tried changing the "type" option in lemmy.world/settings/ (or [yourinstance]/settings)?
this post was submitted on 12 Jun 2023
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Yeah, and it stays set to "All" but doesn't have any effect on a freshly loaded homepage.
By default Lemmy shows local when first opened. I don't know who thought that would be a good idea but you can change it in your profile settings. You might have to use desktop or a mobile browser instead of an app.
It actually works correctly in Jerboa, but not a browser.
Happens to me too, my account setting is All but that doesn't stick when I go to lemmy.world homepage.
Same for Beehaw.
For a temporary fix, you can select "all" and then make it as a bookmark. That way, everytime you will have the desired setting.
I am on lemmynsfw and for me it sticks to the subscribed tab.
the admins have an option to set the default for all users. the user setting overrides.
It sounded here it did not work for some reason. I am using Firefox btw.
its whatever the default for you instance is set to, starts with local, i changed mine to all. users can override.
I'm really new here and don't quite understand the difference between local and all, could someone possbily explain?
Local shows communities on your instance. All shows communities from all instances
Same here. Also can't get New to stick.