alexandrite.app

Blaze , 11 months ago to fediverse in YSK: You can use alexandrite (alternative lemmy web front-end) to switch your default post layout and easily switch between lemmy accounts

phtn.app is another alternative. I always think we are so lucky to have all of those options.

kratoz29 , 11 months ago

I can’t keep up with all the good things we have in Lemmy, we should definitely have a megathread like Piracy and FMHY does!

Blaze , 11 months ago

lemmyapps.netlify.app is usually a good resource to keep up to date

kratoz29 , 11 months ago

Thanks dude!

Blaze , 11 months ago

You are welcome!

Diabolo96 , 11 months ago

The more the merrier.

Bishma , 11 months ago to fediverse in YSK: You can use alexandrite (alternative lemmy web front-end) to switch your default post layout and easily switch between lemmy accounts

For those who are container-savvy, you can run Alexandrite locally in docker. Here’s the github repo

maegul , 11 months ago to fediverse in YSK: You can use alexandrite (alternative lemmy web front-end) to switch your default post layout and easily switch between lemmy accounts

Also keep a look out for Alexandrite working well on mobile. It’s focus is big screen desktop usage, but the dev is now making it work better on smaller mobile-like screens. It’s already not bad! And improvements should be coming.

I’ve been loving alexandrite since it came out … also check out the Hue option in the settings … really simple way to adjust the theme.

Good chance the Dev will allow you to set a different hue for each account/instance for easy identification … and maybe even provide some more simple theme options.

amanaftermidnight , 11 months ago to fediverse in YSK: You can use alexandrite (alternative lemmy web front-end) to switch your default post layout and easily switch between lemmy accounts

A single caveat for lemmy.world users: Since lemmy.world is an ongoing conflict zone network load-wise, trying to log into your account every time the app switches accounts will often fail. Best keep your user account logged in through the default frontend at all times as backup.