Formerly u/therealjaluvshuskies on reddit
Hi all :)
I started on Lemmy but then kbin UI caught my attention so I migrated over there. Now I'm. Back to see what Lemmy is like now
Is there a way to link my kbin acocunt/subs to Lemmy? What's the easiest way to do this or the closest thing to it? I have more comments over there and would like to be able to continue discussions there, or see replies, etc? But now from Lemmy
Edit: I ended up pulling up my kbin subscriptions on 1 tab, and Lemmy search on the other, and just searched manually
Firefox Nightly crashing (Android)?
I wasn't sure where else to post this, since well, reddit is down and also in the middle of a blackout that I'm participating in. I did a quick google search "firefox nightly down" but nothing useful popped up. crazy how inefficient information searching becomes when you can't use reddit lol
I'm getting these crashes on 2 devices - my OnePlus 8T (Nameless13) and my Surface Duo 1 (Android 12). I was using both fine earlier this morning, went for a walk, and I can't open either.
Sometimes it immediately closes when I try to open, and sometimes I get the actual "Firefox Nightly keeps stopping" crash
Anyone experiencing the same thing or have any idea what's going on? I have no idea where else to look. I checked the app store reviews & sorted by most recent, but didn't see any bad review about it not working except for 1 yesterday
Edit: I just installed normal Firefox app and it launches fine. Also same issue whether on wifi or data
Edit 2: Still happening, and got an error trying to copy the crash url
Edit 3, a week later: All fixed, a few days after I reported this it fixed on its own :) sorry for those I didn't see your comment on
I do as well. At least the threads I've read through, most of the time reddit was pretty good about downvoting the shit out of a comment that has misinformation or the user is being a dbag (racist, sexist, unnecessarily negative, etc) which was one of my favorite things. I could always count on users to call out those types of comments. It made searching for answers and information so easy and also amusing
Sometimes I would run across a comment that just downvoted purely for their opinion, which was one of the problems it had, but in my opinion (10+ years on reddit), it doesn't seem nearly as often as people claim
To answer the thread: I like it, I use Jeroba for Android but I'm a long time user of reddit boost which I think is way ahead. I'm not a fan of the website yet but I just think it's a little confusing