I had made a note to get back to a commentator after doing something according to this comment of theirs that I stored: https://piefed.world/comment/5198703

But the link itself seems to be dead. Is anyone willing to help me play detective work, especially one who knows their way around how Lemmy's comment-numbering system works, or is this just a weird issue with Blorp?

He's digging deeper into maintenance and could use our help!

1. Watch the video (which should toggle a pseudo-fullscreen mode)
2. Try to back out
3. The back arrow does nothing; you must touch the fullscreen button in the bottom-right

I just got this in my email, but am not sure.

1. Start to draft a link post
2. Enter the URL with no name and submit the post

It took a long time to process that locked up the app, until finally the server said there was a missing post name. Could this be handled locally?

I just finished bulk-marking them as "not spam" in an attempt to undo the work, and I always check my spam inbox manually anyway, but I just thought this was... interesting, as I've never had anything remotely like this happen before in my life. Does anyone have any idea of how this happened? Why is such a piece of software still allowed in managers?

Even "Number Format: General" still omits the starting 0. I can't even get it to show up if I lead with a space or a "-." What is the trick? This is super-annoying.

I just tried adding my Matrix account to Betterbird but I strongly prefer everything in dark mode whenever possible. Is it possible to add dark mode to Thunderbird chats?

Supposedly, this ASUS Zenbook 14 should get up to 6 hours of battery life on Win11, but it drains from 80 to 25% in a few hours of just browsing. How can I improve it?

I think other Lemmy apps can make individual posts invisible while still preserving visibility of their community. Can this be done in Blorp? I can't find a way to do this.

I was trying to leave my current Android app but it didn't show on there for me just now.

On Blorp v1.14.0-0ea2c64:

1. Find a comment that's 5 comments deep into a thread (so that the next reply will be hidden in a "more" prompt for further reading)
2. Reply to it
3. It will look like it didn't submit until you manually refresh the entire post