Lemmy Language memorizer – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US)
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Download Lemmy Language memorizer for Firefox. Remembers your last used language in a lemmy post so you don't have to select it again!

It’s pretty new, so feel free to share any bugs, feedback or anything on GitHub!

  • helloyanis@jlai.luOPFrançais
    3·
    1 month ago

    Update! Now should work with any language select in Lemmy, not just post creation!

    Add-on even lighter than before! Let’s save those bytes~

    Wait a few hours for Mozilla to approve it then update to v1.1, or get it now from GitHub releases!

  • blackluster117@possumpat.ioEnglish
    2·
    1 month ago

    Honestly, with this add-on, the only feature that I’m really missing on Lemmy now is default comment sort in posts. I like sorting by Old, but don’t like having to manually select it every time I start reading through a post thread.

        • helloyanis@jlai.luOP
          3·
          1 month ago

          Well, it seems like it’s going to be a little more tricky. There’s no ID to detect the post sorting selection menu. For the language select, I could look for elements containing the ID language-select but it does not seem to be possible for post sorting.

          The best thing I could think of is to add ?sort=Old, ?sort=New to the URL but it does not seem to affect the sorting unless the button is actually clicked or the page fully reloads.

          If I could consistently select the elements that allow for filtering (and be careful that it doesn’t conflict with other types of filtering on other pages), I could do it, but right now I don’t see a solution.

          • blackluster117@possumpat.ioEnglish
            2·
            1 month ago

            Appreciate your looking into it and following up! Definitely didn’t expect to hear about it again. It’s people like you that make dark corners of the internet bright.

            • helloyanis@jlai.luOPFrançais
              3·
              30 days ago

              The best thing I can think of is to contribute to the Lemmy front-end itself, but since I’m not familiar with the framework they use, and how the project is structured, I don’t think I’ll be able to do it for the forseeqble future. Feel free to open an issue about this on their GitHub however!