I need to add language settings to communities and profiles. I really dislike how lemmy handles this though.

If you change it in lemmy-ui, it will propagate to Photon because it’s an account wide setting.

You should be able to just replace the lemmy-ui image with the photon image, but you’ll need to set a few env variables

PUBLIC_INSTANCE_URL: the domain your Lemmy instance is accessed from. (like lemmy.world)

PUBLIC_INTERNAL_INSTANCE: the url and port for the internal server to access (eg lemmy:8536)

PUBLIC_SSR_ENABLED: enable this to allow server rendering which improves SEO

PUBLIC_MIGRATE_COOKIE: this will automatically migrate lemmy-ui logins to photon.

Photon seems to have a semantic layout that firefox detects as settable into reader mode.

Photon technically has it but you need to use your own libretranslate instance since I’m not paying for that.

Hey how did you get my world 😡😡

Can confirm. AAAAAAAAAAAAA (peaked 39c today)

Edit: there was an issue and the weblate got locked. I’ve fixed it now.

I think you need to be logged in to the weblate to create a new language. Otherwise, I can create the new language and then you can make suggestions on the weblate anonymously.

Why not?

Same happens for me on gboard.

Photon has complete moderator capabilities, what’s missing?

Photon is available for any instance at https://phtn.app.

Alexandrite is available for any instance at https://alexandrite.app.

I don’t like when instances will host photon for anything other than the default interface, as then it’s just a more limited, outdated version of photon and another point of failure.

Nice theme!

I wonder what happened to the Auto TLDR bot.

I was asking about the dev console. I pushed an update that fixes this.

What error do you get?

I dont know if youtube has h264 support

Even as the dev I feel this about photon, i spend so much time messing with dark theme’s colors just to end up preferring light mode anyway

It could be that it’s playing in a codec that your mobile browser doesn’t support like av1 or something. Not sure though, is this happening with every video?

Any ideas on a way to make it more intuitive that you can click it?

Can it auto detect when a website supports dark theme? Otherwise I noticed that it will ruin the colors of sites already in dark theme