Hey there, new to lemmy. Is there a way to stop lemmy from live-updating the feed? It makes it impossible to click on images or read posts since it constantly gets pushed down. Its really bad when i want to scroll local to find communities. Any help appreciated!

  • ubergeek77
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    361 year ago

    This is because Lemmy uses websockets to retrieve live data from the server. I imagine this was a good thing when Lemmy was unpopulated, but now it’s just in the way. It’s also causing strange bugs, like the vote count rapidly changing to wrong values, or a post just completely changing into a different one while you are reading it.

    Websockets will be removed from Lemmy in 0.18, which should fix all of this.

    • @JewleZOP
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      41 year ago

      that sounds great. I legit have funny enough seen my votes change from 5 up to 1,6 k up to 6 up.

      • ubergeek77
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        71 year ago

        Yeah, it is pretty weird. I guess the websockets feature was never tested with 100,000% more users than Lemmy had before. We broke Lemmy :P

        • @heili
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          11 year ago

          That one got missed in the load test…

    • @NotInTheFace
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      31 year ago

      Do we have an estimated release date?

    • @lolola
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      11 year ago

      Both of these strange bugs happened when I was trying to read this post, and I don’t think I ever observed them until just now.

  • Highsight
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    161 year ago

    My understanding is that at the moment, no. It’s an artifact of when lemmy was unpopulated. I’ve heard rumblings that this is going to be changed in the near future though.

  • @[email protected]
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    121 year ago

    There is also some type of weird bug where, if you leave a post open for an hour, the content might get replaced by another post. Refreshing the page reverts it back to normal.

  • @[email protected]
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    91 year ago

    As far as I know, no. Hello from someone who was trying to click a different link and this one popped up. I do know they’re working on it on github.

    • @JewleZOP
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      21 year ago

      Ahh sure. Thank you.

  • Skelectus
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    81 year ago

    That’s a well known issue on large servers. I don’t think the user can do anything about it, but it should be fixed soon.

  • Drunemeton
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    21 year ago

    If you see a post you want to check out there should be a keyboard shortcut for your OS that allows you to click the post and open it in a new window.

    That’s the only way I’ve found to ‘grab’ something interesting and check it out.

  • @ryncewynd
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    21 year ago

    Ah so that’s what’s happening. Super frustrating. Thought my browser was breaking