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

Why do we find microplastics in humans but not other common substances (e.g. steel, wool, etc.)? I’m not too familiar with why this is happening

All the manufacturers of mechanical keyboards just cried 🥺

That VCR looks too modern for this to be accurate

Nothing is quite as satisfying as a big gulp of water when you are parched

I’ll definitely let you know. Thank you!

Thanks for the feedback. I just pushed an update to Quiblr. This should be fixed now for PWA

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

Ofc! Thanks for your support 💪

I appreciate the support and kind words!

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

I just gave Quiblr an open source update. You can find GitHub can be found here

Ideally! I’m working to make it scalable to integrate as many fediverse platforms as I can. I’d love to include Piefed

Hi, sorry for late follow up on this. I did a write up on the Quiblr “For You” feed here

That is the long term vision. This has been just a passion project that I work on the side. But keeping it all react native has made it easier for me to manage 1 app for web, iOS, and Android.

I didn’t want to rush out a native version though. I want it to really utilize native functionality

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Thanks! I’ll take a look

Great question. Preferably, I’m trying to keep all requests to the feedback page or the Ko-fi page

Speaking of which, I gave you a shoutout in the repo for your “Feeling Lucky” feature request!

Thanks! It took a good bit of work to bring it together into a clean, single working repository

Following up on this. You can find the Quiblr repo here. Enjoy!