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If the fediverse can focus on integrating content from from other fediverse sources extremely organically, the fediverse will win. I shouldn't have to leave Lemmy to watch this video.
Huh? I watched it in the app (Jerboa) and it was no problem, I downloaded it too, and sync'd to my immich server, of course π€
You need to leave? I could just watch it on the timeline. Using jerboa, I guess it depends on client.
Ok web, its embedded. On mobile, I have to hop out.
Time for a new client, it sounds like ππΌπ€
On voyager, I have to go out of client.
Voyager sounds pretty rough, try Jerboa instead, that's the good one.
Woah weird, I just watched it by clicking on it in voyager. Maybe something with the instance I'm logged in to?
(Ok, voyager opens the loop link in an embedded browser window,)
yeah thats what I'm talking about.
Ok, it sounded like you needed to manually open it outside. I agree it's not perfect and can be improved , but it still works without needing to click too often.
It's embedded for me Β―β \β _β (β γβ )β _β /β Β―
Did you have to leave on .world? I didn't have to on my instance, but I don't know exactly how all that works.
In this case I'd say it's especially good for the sake of loops rather than lemmy. Loops is quite a small platform, and looking at it now, this post has 23 likes and 2 comments. But two posts I've seen on lemmy, totaling ~800 upvotes and ~45 comments.
Seems like pulling that info into loops would make it all feel much more lively, though I'm sure this isn't insight to the already busy loops creator!
Are there some federated video sites? Most of the video results in duckduckgo are hosted by the tech giants, would be cool if there was some alternatives
PeerTube is the biggest player for fediverse video as far as I know. There is also Loops, which is where this video is hosted.