Thanks for your question! I wanted to bring a more modern UI + add features that I personally wanted while reading scientific papers such as saving bookmarks & creating custom Lists based on specific tags.

The Hackernews thread on this discusses how this has been known for years and hasn’t been fixed by Google

Managing communities is currently all on the communities page (or on the right bar in desktop). This should be easier though in the upcoming Quiblr version

I made Quiblr. Glad you’re enjoying it! Let me know if anyone has questions

Thanks for the shout out!

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I’m surprised it has taken them so long to switch to Wordpress given that they are owned by the same company

I created Quiblr which acts as a client for all Lemmy servers. I’ve tried to remove some of the friction that comes with the Fediverse (including the sign up).

Check it out and let me know what you think. It sounds like you’re exactly the kind of user I built Quiblr for (i.e. folks who are familiar with big tech social media and are not familiar with the fediverse)

I made Quiblr. Thanks for the shout out!

As you noted, Quiblr’s For You feed gives an entirely customized recommendation feed + it is 100% private and runs on the device (not via a data center… so no data ever leaves the device)

Ahh I see. If that happens in the future, you can also click the 3 dots on the post and press “Show Less”. It will add more weight so it rise up in the For You feed

Not at this time. I built the For You feed to be flexible for both signed in and not-signed in users. I can look into adding it as a feature, but it may take a while because Im working to finish the native mobile apps at the moment

Quiblr’s For You feed should still work without cookies. Let me know if it works for you

I made Quiblr. There is a quick demo of the For You feed on Quiblr’s Github. Let me know if you have any questions.

I made quiblr. It’s a lemmy client that includes a For You option

Hi, I created the Lemmy client Quiblr which includes a For You feed which constantly evolves with the types of posts you interact with. 100% private and on-device (i.e. no data leaves your device).

On quiblr, you can use the “For You” sort like any other sort option

I always thought it would be nice if communities (and/or posts) could be tagged. It would open up a lot of potential for discoverability

I’ll definitely let you know. Thank you!

I appreciate the offer! I have localization features in my pipeline. I’ll let you know

I appreciate the support and kind words!

Sorry for the delayed response. Quiblr is open source. Github here