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Wefwef lets you hide read posts I believe. Also, you can untick “Show read posts” in your Lemmy settings on desktop and it’ll hide posts for any apps. It’s sorta very generous with how it counts posts as read but still
I’m on wefwef, but haven’t found that setting.
I’m on wefwef, but haven’t found that setting. And, I have hide read posts turned on, in my instance settings.
What I would love is the ability to hide posts that I’ve scrolled past, without clicking on.
Apologies, it doesn’t automatically do the thing. I know the latest test version of Memmy on iOS does it. Not sure if it’s out on the App Store version.
Installed memmy. I am not seeing it auto-hide scrolled posts, so will look forward to it coming in next release.
This should be asked in our pinned thread so that we don’t have many separate threads about apps.
I’ve tried most apps at this point, and landed on Fennec for now. It has this feature
On iOS.
You can have connect for Lemmy auto-mark as read as you scroll past and then when you refresh it will hide the read posts.
Trying now, thanks!
Memmy has great implementation of hiding posts marked as read