Is it possible to also handle lemmyverse.link links? They look like this https://lemmyverse.link/dubvee.org/post/2672286, which should be fairly obvious what to replace it with, as you just need to remove the lemmyverse.link/
part.
Tesseract
Tesseract: An Advanced Lemmy Client
The goal of Tesseract is to address as many things in Lemmy that annoy me as I can. I also trawl various "is there any way to [blank] in Lemmy?" posts to get feature ideas. Both of those lists are pretty extensive, so Tesseract has accumulated quite a few features.
Github: https://github.com/asimons04/Tesseract/
Hosted / Demo Instance: https://tesseract.dubvee.org/
Note that the hosted instance defaults to Lemmy World, but it is unlocked to be able to connect to any Lemmy server.
Announcements, support, and guidance for the Tesseract UI.
All instance rules apply here. Beyond that, just be civil and constructive.
Final check before I wrap this feature up and move on. I landed on one of your posts, and this is what an inline post link will look like in the wild:
Any issues with that? Yay? Nay?
Also, I've been meaning to reply on the Threadivore thing. Will go do that now while I'm thinking of it.
Lgtm! And thanks 😁
Implemented in 3e1feffc
I think the next step/feature is going to be opening the post/comment links in a modal so you can read them, in context, without leaving the post that linked to them.
Should be, assuming it's not going to throw a wrench into the regexes. I'm already supporting lemmyverse links in certain places (I think the form that lets you directly ban/unban a user supports them). I've been meaning to expand that support just haven't gotten around to it.
I personally like the color-coding, so I hope it remains
Noted. I like the color coding when it was just blue/grey, but when there's orange, blue, and grey on a crosspost, they seem a little much.
Maybe I can do less intense colors for post/comment links and keep them separate colors but tone them down.
Maybe just go for less hot and cold color combinations? Just shades of blue?
Light blue, Blue, Gray, Teal
Light blue, Blue, Gray, Teal
Doesn't look bad. I went with 'emerald' and teal since light blue wasn't very distinguished from regular blue (when account for dark/light themes).
Good compromise! 🤜
Re: Should colors be unified / which color?
I kind of like standardizing them to the gray button. Thoughts?