This is not possible in the current version, but our 2.0 rewrite gives us the level of granular color control required to effectively implement such a feature, so we'll be sure to include it when that ships.
This behavior can be customized under Settings -> Links -> Tappable Links. By default it uses "contextual," which will display the full link in large contexts and just the title in compact contexts (e.g., comments if you have comment display set to "compact"). Setting it to "large" will always display the full link regardless of context.
We maintain a client-side list of instances supported by lemmy-status.org. Looks like we just forgot to add toast.ooo--should be fixed in the next build.
You can show/hide read posts from the ellipsis menu in the top right of your Feeds tab.
This is one of Mlem's guiding principles! We strive to offer options to show as much--or as little--information as the user wants, with options to show/hide:
- Author
- Author instance
- Community instance
- Community subscription status
- Thumbnails
- Score
- Display downvotes separately
- Time posted
- Saved status
- Number of replies
Plus a fully customizable interaction bar--and that's all just for posts.
If you're on iOS, I'd encourage you to give us a try!
There are both technical and design reasons for the change.
Technically, it lets us rip out a lot of logic that handled the differences involved in loading and displaying your own profile vs someone else's; from a design perspective, this makes your profile page a much more logical grouping: "content you created" instead of "content you created and also content you saved." Feeds is already the root category for "content other users created," with each item (All/Local/Subscribed/Community) displaying a filtered subset of that content, a grouping into which Saved fits much more naturally.
My bad, forgot a piece of the path! It's Settings -> General -> Open Links in Browser (first item in the list).
Thanks for the feedback! We're always trying to balance efficient engineering and streamlined design with a rich feature set--which features have you wish were more immediately available? For engineering reasons, the sheet is here to stay, but we can look into extracting key features up to the top level.
Yes! You can find it in Settings -> Content Filtering. We've got plans for more robust filtering in the works as well.
We’re working on a fully-featured media viewer with the image saving + a whole bunch more—stay tuned for the next update!
We're working on it!
1.3.6 has just released to the App Store--it should resolve this issue.