The notification page layout has changed and there are some issues for me.
Possible factors on my end: - Browser: Zen Browser 1.13.2b, mod of Firefox 139.0.4. - Piefed settings: increased font size, but the Settings page doesn't show me the current size setting so I can't say what it is.
The previous "All" notification screen was clear, compact, had the same height for each notification and only took one click to open anything.
Now the notification heights are variable, some truly huge (as it includes the whole comment being replied to, even the markdown for the URLs of images), replies to comments require an additional click to access, and the "Reply details" line overlaps the notification title. (At least for me, not sure if it's like that for everyone.) EDIT: Also, the nice, immediate indicator of a red dot for an unread notification is now hidden for replies to comments, until clicking "Reply details". ANOTHER EDIT: I just spent a minute hunting down one remaining unread notification, clicking on multiple "Reply details" until I found the right one.
While some of the changes look useful (e.g. distinction between replies to comments and new posts in 'Notify me' communities), they get lost among the confusion created by these issues.
Is there a way to make things a bit tidier and easier to scan, with fewer clicks needed to get to things? (I looked in Settings but didn't notice anything that might make a difference.)
There's nothing wrong with posting here, not everybody has a codeberg account or has any idea how to report an issue.
I actually don't think this has an existing issue on codeberg since it is so new, but we have been talking about it in the dev chat room. I am sure it is going to be addressed soon.
Thanks for the info, and great to hear devs are discussing it.
I tried registering for Codeberg at the same time as Lemmy, Proton etc but something went wrong. This finally got me to try again, and now I'm in and have added to the existing issue:
Re where to post, some projects have multiple websites and strictly divide content, e.g. Linux Mint forums are user-to-user only, and any actual issues like bugs with the OS should instead be reported on Mint's GitHub.
The overlap of "Reply details" with notification title seems to be fixed for me, too.
Although the other issues are the ones that are more frustrating. E.g. as the red dot is hidden for replies, again I had to click multiple "Reply details" to find the unread one for your message.
I am working on redoing the notifications page a bit. You can see a preview of what it will look like and provide feedback here. It will probably be a day or two for me to finish updating the templates for all the different notification types.
This PR adds htmx to the notifications page. The intent is to enable these features using htmx so that no page load is needed:
- Mark a notification as read
- Mark a notification as unread
- Delete a notification
Using htmx does mess with the…
The height of notifications does vary a bit depending on the type of notification. Some of the admin notifications in particular are a bit taller than the others, but I did try to tame them. The nice thing about how the notifications were re-architected by Jolly is that each one is a separate template file. So, if we want to tweak a specific type of notification, it is easier to do now compared to before.
Raw markdown in the notification is good feedback. This isn't something I had tested when working on how these display, I can take a look at this.
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Currently only proper options for EV is either Tesla, Korean EV's (KIA, Hyundai) or Chinese. European and japanese EV's are imo shit at the moment. Teslas I will avoid like plague, due to Nazis. KIA's and Hyundai's are so hard to get, so I am really considering getting BYD, Polestar or XPeng.
Plenty of good European EVs as well. From a Porsche Taycan to a Dacia Spring, a wide selection. Including wagons/combis and vans.
The Japanese also have good ones, especially Nissan. Leaf and Ariya are decent. Honda kinda gave up and Toyota is indeed terrible, even the Lexus line is behind.
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I really respect Fairphone and I'm a happy owner of the Fairphone 5, but I find a bit puzzling for a company that suggests its customer should keep their phone for more than the 2.5 years average to release a new model just 2 years after the previous one.
Just my two cents, but they shoul've focused on developing either a tablet or a smartwatch to fill a gap in other markets before announcing yet another smartphone.
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But, Labour's Regulation spokesperson Duncan Webb said it was the "most rejected bill we've ever seen" and Seymour wanted to "slip it through under the radar".
Toop said it was a "travesty" that there would only be 30 hours for people to be heard in by Select Committee and the bill would insert "far-right ideology" into the law making process.
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The architecture of the Oregon Coast is always interesting to me. It’s a subtle biome change that has a lot of consequences in how a building looks–seeing houses like these just over the coastal range would be very rare indeed.
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It's a very non-representative, very small sample. The error bars in the statistical inference to the whole population includes both "very common" and "one-in-a-million".
What delayed my personal decision was 1) new, scary health issues I've been dealing with, and 2) personal ambivalence. What swung the balance was the fact that (maybe, hopefully) I'm not going blind anytime soon, plus I was really starting to miss sharing my BD findings with the world. (more on why I feel so driven on that in a future post, perhaps)
But why PieFed, anyway? Welp, because it will seemingly allow a bunch of our classic content to be preserved. I feel like that's very much a good thing rather than 'completely starting over.'
But what if the move doesn't work out for reasons X, Y or Z? Then we'll move to the next-best instance that I know of in the few days we have left here, and I'll be sure to mark that heavily across our sub/community, so that people will have an idea where to follow us who are looking at cached versions of EGN+.
Btw, huge thanks to Thomas Verguet & Bastien Orenge for this artwork from Magellan, which I hope to get to, one of these days. (boy, I sure seem to say that a lot, lately XD)
Oh, and sadly, I'm not quite sure how to do a group-invite to our ~1,260 subscribers to the new place. If anyone reading has some expertise on that, now would be a nice time to chime in... 😅
Btw2, "PieFed" as I understand it is not just a classic instance, but also a significant 'dev' instance (like Lemmy.ML) that's a major fork of the Lemmy software which federates beautifully upon the Fediverse. Eh, note-- I'm not trying to point fingers or be an ass here, but PF really does seem like it's one of our sister/brother software variations that works in all the right ways with our own Lemmy / FV software and community... if that makes sense?
I just migrated a community from Lemmy to Piefed using the migration feature, it worked quite well
Context: I tried to use the Piefed migration feature to migrate !barcelona@[url=https://lemm.ee/]lemm.ee[/url] to !barcelona@piefed.social
piefed.social/c/barcelona now exists, with all the existing posts there, as well as the icon and description.
It even moved some subscribers (there are around 100 now), from what I understand those were Piefed subscribers that got automatically moved.
The one caveat is that from Lemmy instances, the community doesn't have show old posts (see lemm.ee/c/barcelona@piefed.soc…), but if you were restarting a community from scratch you wouldn't have access to your old posts anyway.
This ensure that at least the posts are transferred to a community on an active instance, which is probably the main concern for lemm.ee communities at the moment.
When using the 'migrate tool,' I don't seem to be seeing a 'closing message' as I'd hoped, but maybe the form isn't set up to give me one? Eh, whatever. So then, here's an extra confirmation attempt to make it clear that I'm asking PF to migrate my classic Lemm.ee community over to PF, as follows:
What delayed my personal decision was 1) new, scary health issues I've been dealing with, and 2) personal ambivalence. What swung the balance was the fact that (maybe, hopefully) I'm not going blind anytime soon, plus I was really starting to miss sharing my BD findings with the world. (more on why I feel so driven on that in a future post, perhaps)
But why PieFed, anyway? Welp, because it will seemingly allow a bunch of our classic content to be preserved. I feel like that's very much a good thing rather than 'completely starting over.'
But what if the move doesn't work out for reasons X, Y or Z? Then we'll move to the next-best instance that I know of in the few days we have left here, and I'll be sure to mark that heavily across our sub/community, so that people will have an idea where to follow us who are looking at cached versions of EGN+.
Btw, huge thanks to Thomas Verguet & Bastien Orenge for this artwork from Magellan, which I hope to get to, one of these days. (boy, I sure seem to say that a lot, lately XD)
Oh, and sadly, I'm not quite sure how to do a group-invite to our ~1,260 subscribers to the new place. If anyone reading has some expertise on that, now would be a nice time to chime in... 😅
Btw2, "PieFed" as I understand it is not just a classic instance, but also a significant 'dev' instance (like Lemmy.ML) that's a major fork of the Lemmy software which federates beautifully upon the Fediverse. Eh, note-- I'm not trying to point fingers or be an ass here, but PF really does seem like it's one of our sister/brother software variations that works in all the right ways with our own Lemmy / FV software and community... if that makes sense?
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Blaze (he/him)
in reply to klu9 • • •klu9
in reply to Blaze (he/him) • • •Thanks 😀 Wasn't sure if it was just me.
I just bookmarked codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/issue… and will try to remember to check there before posting on issues.
pyfedi
Codeberg.orgwjs018
in reply to klu9 • • •There's nothing wrong with posting here, not everybody has a codeberg account or has any idea how to report an issue.
I actually don't think this has an existing issue on codeberg since it is so new, but we have been talking about it in the dev chat room. I am sure it is going to be addressed soon.
klu9
in reply to wjs018 • • •Thanks for the info, and great to hear devs are discussing it.
I tried registering for Codeberg at the same time as Lemmy, Proton etc but something went wrong. This finally got me to try again, and now I'm in and have added to the existing issue:
Re where to post, some projects have multiple websites and strictly divide content, e.g. Linux Mint forums are user-to-user only, and any actual issues like bugs with the OS should instead be reported on Mint's GitHub.
Good to hear either option is OK for PieFed.
Notification reply details shows up in the wrong position
Codeberg.orgBlaze (he/him)
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in reply to klu9 • • •klu9
in reply to Blaze (he/him) • • •The overlap of "Reply details" with notification title seems to be fixed for me, too.
Although the other issues are the ones that are more frustrating. E.g. as the red dot is hidden for replies, again I had to click multiple "Reply details" to find the unread one for your message.
wjs018
in reply to klu9 • • •WIP: Make notifications page more interactive
Codeberg.orgklu9
in reply to wjs018 • • •Thanks! 😀
To be honest, I don't really understand the text of that post, but I looked at the images and made a comment there.
wjs018
in reply to klu9 • • •klu9
in reply to wjs018 • • •wjs018
in reply to klu9 • • •The height of notifications does vary a bit depending on the type of notification. Some of the admin notifications in particular are a bit taller than the others, but I did try to tame them. The nice thing about how the notifications were re-architected by Jolly is that each one is a separate template file. So, if we want to tweak a specific type of notification, it is easier to do now compared to before.
Raw markdown in the notification is good feedback. This isn't something I had tested when working on how these display, I can take a look at this.
klu9
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