It was one of those few 3rd party Apps that still worked. Apparently dev was in talks with Reddit in obtaining Paid-API-Access, but now they cut off his API-Access mid talks without informing him

  • tryagain@lemmy.ml
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    1 year ago

    How fucking shitty. It just proves that everything spez said about negotiating with developers in good faith was bullshit.

  • islandofcaucasus@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I was so stoked that thinking that maybe Joey wouldn’t go down, it’s been my most used phone app for years. Trying to force myself to love lemmy, just wish there was an app that allows swiping from one post to the next

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      1 year ago

      If your on Android the connect for Lemmy app allows this. Though it is in experimental mode right now but it works well for me

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        1 year ago

        How do you do it? I go into the post and show my finger from right to left and it doesn’t go to the next post. If I do it on a comment that action just likes it, doesn’t go to the next post

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          1 year ago

          You have to turn on horizontal swipe for next post in settings first. Then after that just view a post and swipe from right to left on the topic and it should go to the next post

  • TheSaneWriter@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    Unfortunate but predictable. Reddit and u/spez have decided that third-party apps are going to die, and nothing is going to stop them. The “talks” they were offering to interested devs were always just a show, as this clearly demonstrates.

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    1 year ago

    Ah yes another prime example of them working with those who were willing to work with them. That’s what they said, right?