Thunder App

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An open-source, cross-platform Lemmy client for iOS and Android.

This community is intended to discuss features and feature suggestions for Thunder; as well as friendly, respectful talks about Lemmy in general.

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Feature request: Horizontal swipe for next/previous post in feed (sh.itjust.works)

submitted 5 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Feature request: Horizontal swipe for next/previous post in feed

I would love this as an option for navigating between posts, and I'm surprised that most Lemmy apps don't have this.

Joey for Reddit had this feature, as does the official Reddit app. Connect for Lemmy has this feature, and Boost for Lemmy doesn't show the comments in swiping mode. Eternity is the only Lemmy app which does it properly so far, but development has fallen behind in other areas.

Would the Thunder devs consider implementing this feature? It would probably win me over!

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 5 months ago (1 children)

Slide for reddit implemented it perfectly. To this day, I haven't used another app as fluid and usable as it was. Sadly it's development stopped way before the reddit debacle.

Swiping from the edge took you back and swiping across the center switched the posts. And all of it was beautifully configurable

[–] [email protected] 1 points 3 months ago

Swiping from the edge took you back and swiping across the center switched the posts. And all of it was beautifully configurable

Wow, that sounds like it a great implementation.