This will very useful. Right now the only approach I see is to save the post or comment and revisit it after some time, but there are no notifications.

I think sync has a similar feature too, I'm not sure though.

If you are looking for native Lemmy apps for Windows, I don't know if they exist.

But here is an awesome updated list of webapps available for Lemmy: The Great Big List of Lemmy Apps

You can create a shortcut for them on your desktop. These are fast and minimal and have different styles. There is one webapp in there that is very similar to the old[dot]reddit site.

Wasn't Cloudstream shut down?

How far are you in the story?

Also, there's One Pace. I watched it here instead of the official anime. It's edited exactly as per the manga, removing all filler. Give it a try.

If you use Stremio, there's an add-on that let's you watch it directly in the app. Else, you could use the website.

yeah. for me too. it's the most used app on my Android TV.

@JetSetDorito & @ArtVandelay

DeArrow is a similar extension from the creator of SponsorBlock. It's suggestions for the title and thumbnail are crowdsourced as opposed to being randomised in the case of ClickBait Remover.

There are some awesome suggestions made by people here. Never heard before extensions that may come handy someday, that would otherwise require third party apps to do the same task.

Also, save the following two posts as well. I didn't notice similar posts were already created earlier.

1. Best Firefox Extensions? by MokMokFIsh

2. What are your favourite add-ons for Firefox? by t0fr

I don't get it. So, it will save my cookies, keeping my logins are safe. But it will reject the site's cookies that they want to store for trackers?

This is neat. It has other handy features too. From its description:

• Site safety and malware checks
• Finding similar sites and reviews
• Automatic translation to your language
• Diagnostics like pings and traceroutes
• Whois and DNS information
• Page code validation
• Quick URL shortening

Also, an important distinction: It shows the country where the server is located rather than what the nationality of the domain name is.

A link to FlagFox.

Tab Center Reborn

How is it different from TreeStyleTabs? I'll give it a try. Thanks for the recommendation.

kbin's api is not out yet for app developers is what I have heard.

they say fmhy.net