I'm also interested in a way to do it for an instance other than my home instance.
lemmy instances are not automatically connected at least one user must be following a community for others to search it
I found a tool to basically create a bot account to add servers. It uses the lemmy api. I took this idea and created one as well (not sharing it’s terrible) but it went through all of my approved instances and all of the communities and subscribed to all. I now have 2300+ communities. That I can see from my instance
Pretty please?
https://github.com/ironsketch/lemmybotmadness here is my dumb thing mine is a smaller dumber version that fails after too many http calls https://github.com/lflare/lemmy-subscriber-bot is the nice guys full on installable thingy bot I learned a lot from him
To share my script? I can link to the guy who made the cool tool and my script if ya really want but let me clean it up brb
I dont think there's currently a way to, but I could be wrong
just go to an instance, click communities, then click local https://lemmy.ml/communities?listingType=Local this shows the communities that are local to lemmy.ml from my understanding
if you just want to search for new communities to subscribe to then check out https://browse.feddit.de/ from there you just copy the link and paste it into your instance search bar, hit search a few times if it doesnt show up. then when it does I usually open that community in a new tab, you will have to hit subscribe a few times if it stays as pending, just keep hitting subscribe until it says joined. if the subscribe button doesnt load for whatever reason Ive had luck clicking the name of the community so it reloads and usually the subscribe button shows up correctly
I mean through the Jerboa app though. What you're suggesting is through the web UI right?
oh right sorry Ive been using the PWA through firefox and on the desktop, I forget to check what community im in when I find posts while browsing
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