I set such delays so that I have time to watch things happening in devtools, that's all.

However, reducing delays still doesn't allow the next text to appear simultaneously with the previous text disappearing.

The solution is figuring out how to overlay the texts without requiring a background color.

Settings -> Sort Type :

Nope

I use Obtainium for the few apps I use that aren't available on any store (nor Google nor F-Droid nor third-party F-Droid).

But, I won't replace F-Droid (or, in my case, Neo Store as well) with it, because regardless of UI, it's bad UX : search results lack relevance and details, apps don't updates in background and some require choosing the APK every time despite always choosing the same one.

Well, how to cache the high res version then ?

It's a nasty one because there's no "reject all" button, it requires manually unchecking all checkboxes instead.

That one uses a nasty cookie notice.

Oh, I don't understand why I didn't find it when searching "create post crash".

I’m not even sure what blogging is, much less microblogging

It's simple, actually : blogging is posting large content, microblogging is posting short content (hence micro).

That's why Mastodon is microblogging, for example : because their character limit is 500.

https://writefreely.org/ might be the fediverse blogging platform you’re looking for

It would be, except it doesn't allow any interaction between authors and readers, making federation almost pointless, it also lacks attachments hosting and other blog stuff.

There's also Plume, which has slightly more features, but still lacks a lot, isn't actively developed and is currently suffering from massive spam.

So, to conclude, there currently isn't any interesting federated blogging platform.

True, but less convenient than using an array in the first place.

Yes but no thanks, cf. my reply to @Zushii@feddit.de.

My goal is to be able to both easily get an item by ID (using data[id]) and easily get an item by properties (using data.find()).

Meanwhile, just like Object requires Object.values(object) before calling find, Map requires [...map.values()], and it also have the additional inconvenient of requiring a call to map.get to get an item by ID, so no, it's even worse for my goal, but thanks.