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This would be possible to implement for PieFed, but not for Lemmy. It will become possible in Lemmy 1.0, though. Thanks for the suggestion - I’ve opened an issue on our GitHub to track this :)

Nice, I’m glad you sorted it :)

Thanks for the bug report. It looks like your username or password might be incorrect?

Mlem currently displays “something went wrong” when you get the password wrong for a PieFed instance. This is a bug - for a Lemmy instance, it shows “password is incorrect”. I’ve opened an issue to track this bug: https://github.com/mlemgroup/mlem/issues/2599

Unfortunately, there isn’t :( Lemmy is returning an error message back to us, so we can’t look any deeper without having access to the server logs. Usually a 400 status indicates that we’re sending the request wrong.

Having an exact post/comment and report reason that this error occurs with would be helpful, though I understand you might not want to share that information.

Thanks. Is your report reason quite long or something? There’s a maximum limit of 200 characters, it seems. If that’s not it, I’ve got no idea what’s causing this :(

Hi, thanks for letting us know. Unfortunately I can’t reproduce this issue at the moment; reporting works for me :(

Next time you see this issue, could you please tap on the error popup and copy-paste the error message here? You can also go to Settings -> Developer -> Error Log to see all errors since the app was opened.

Currently, we are missing API support for this. Lemmy 1.0 (the upcoming version of Lemmy) includes this feature, so we’ll add support for it when Lemmy 1.0 is released :)

This looks like a backend issue again - the sh.itjust.works website is failing to load past the first page, too.

There is no button for this, and unfortunately this would be tricky to implement. If you want to only see posts made recently, you could consider sorting by “top”.

Unfortunately this is really difficult to implement, so its unlikely to happen anytime soon :( Here’s the issue if you’d like to keep track of it.

There is no in-app option for this. However, iOS allows you to set accessibility settings on a per-app basis (System Settings -> Accessibility -> Per-App Settings), so you could use that to increase the font size :)

Hi, we’ve moved the Saved posts to the top of the “Search” tab.

Thanks, we’ll look into it 👍

I’m glad you like it :)

In iOS 26, there is a system-wide meaning to long pressing on the tab bar - it allows you to slide the selection bubble to a different tab. We decided to remove the long press gesture rather than override this system-wide behavior. We forgot to remove the setting associated with it, though; thanks for letting us know.

It would be nice to retain some way to switch to the most recent account quickly, though I’m not sure what the best way to do that would be 🤔 Open to ideas.

I was thinking maybe there should be an option to long press the crossposts drop-down to get a context menu with the option to mark them all as read

This is now available on today’s TestFlight beta, and will be on the App Store in a few days :)

Sure, we can add this :)

At the moment, there isn’t a way to do this. You can turn swipe actions off, if you prefer, under Settings -> General.

Thanks, I appreciate it!

GitHub is the most convenient way for us, but we also accept bug reports here and on Matrix. Whatever is easiest for you :)

Thanks for letting us know about these bugs. I’ve created issues on GitHub to keep track track them:

• #2219: Pull-to-refresh does nothing on some pages
• #2220: Website audio continues playing after closing in-app browser

I can’t reproduce either of these issues at the moment. Could you provide us with some more info to help us track this down? It would be useful to know:

• Your Mlem version (Settings tab -> “About Mlem”)
• Your iOS version
• iPhone or iPad?

This would be cool.

I did look into implementing something similar to this in the past, but there are some tricky UX problems associated with this design. Most prominently: if a user taps on a community link in a comment, what do we do? The intuitive option would be to slide a new page over both the sidebar and content panes, but unfortunately iOS only allows us to slide new pages over the rightmost pane. I might take a look at how Narwhal handles that 🤔

At the moment, we are focusing on implementing support for iOS 26, and following that we’ll be working on support for Lemmy 1.0. I’d love to revisit this at some point, but we can’t make any promises on when that might happen.

We’re open to contributions if anyone is interested in implementing something like this :)