Hey there, new to lemmy. Is there a way to stop lemmy from live-updating the feed? It makes it impossible to click on images or read posts since it constantly gets pushed down. Its really bad when i want to scroll local to find communities. Any help appreciated!

  • ubergeek77A
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    3 年前

    This is because Lemmy uses websockets to retrieve live data from the server. I imagine this was a good thing when Lemmy was unpopulated, but now it’s just in the way. It’s also causing strange bugs, like the vote count rapidly changing to wrong values, or a post just completely changing into a different one while you are reading it.

    Websockets will be removed from Lemmy in 0.18, which should fix all of this.

  • Highsight@lemmy.world
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    3 年前

    My understanding is that at the moment, no. It’s an artifact of when lemmy was unpopulated. I’ve heard rumblings that this is going to be changed in the near future though.

  • cryball@sopuli.xyz
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    3 年前

    There is also some type of weird bug where, if you leave a post open for an hour, the content might get replaced by another post. Refreshing the page reverts it back to normal.

  • PrinceHabib72@vlemmy.net
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    3 年前

    As far as I know, no. Hello from someone who was trying to click a different link and this one popped up. I do know they’re working on it on github.

  • Skelectus@suppo.fi
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    That’s a well known issue on large servers. I don’t think the user can do anything about it, but it should be fixed soon.

  • Drunemeton@lemmy.world
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    If you see a post you want to check out there should be a keyboard shortcut for your OS that allows you to click the post and open it in a new window.

    That’s the only way I’ve found to ‘grab’ something interesting and check it out.