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This is planned 👍 It may or may not be in 2.0; we'll see.

Yw :)

I'm glad you're looking forward to v2!

Voyager also seems to handle GIFs in comments better, is that something on the cards for Mlem?

It's something we'd like to add at some point; we're tracking the issue here. It may end up being in 2.0 or may not be.

Is there a plan to introduce swiping forward? I frequently accidentally swipe back to the community list and lose my place in the feed.

We'd love to have this feature but it is annoyingly very difficult to implement. The framework we're using doesn't natively support this, and neither does the framework that framework is built on. Apollo had this, but the code is of course closed-source so we can't get any insight into how they did it. We're tracking the issue here.

Mlem dev here - you can add a link to the post by tapping on the link button in the toolbar then tapping "Paste". We're aware that this isn't ideal UI, and are improving it in the next update.

Are you using the beta or the App Store build?

You might have "Show NSFW Content" turned off in your Lemmy account settings. If that setting is off you won't be able to see any NSFW posts, even in your own profile. You'd still be able to open the post via a link, but they won't appear in any feeds.

We shut down the old TestFlight for Mlem v1, which you can read about here. You can find links to join the new TestFlight in this post.

Mlem dev here. We're adding spoiler support in the next update :)

Yep, it'll be back :)

This isn't directly possible. You can add an image to the body of the post using the ![alt text](https://example.com/image.png) formatting. Lemmy automatically chooses an image to display on link posts. You can't override this on Lemmy 0.18.4, which Beehaw uses (I believe it's possible on later Lemmy versions, but the official UI doesn't support it on those versions).

We did consider this in the past, but decided against it. Implementing this would mean that we - the Mlem developers - would have to decide who gets the flair and who doesn't. As the development teams of those projects change over time, we'd have to keep up with ensuring their current developers are correctly flaired. This would take time that could be spent developing new features for Mlem instead. There are also many Fediverse projects, and we don't want people asking "why don't the [XYZ] developers have flairs?" if we start giving out flairs to only the developers of certain projects. I hope that makes sense :)

Mlem dev here - we do not and will never run ads, sell data or lock functionality behind a paywall :)