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this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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I've been using Jerboa for Lemmy on Android. It's pretty good so far. Still getting the hang of Lemmy in general.
Me2. But I do not see an option to add my kbin account nor my mastodon. I think it would be cool if this feels more integrative as in one app with different sections/views for the fediverse
I wish there was a way to have one account linked to multiple instances. Admittedly I don't understand this fediverse thing so i may be wrong about this but requiring a new account for every instance will get increasingly tiresome as the site grows and more instances are created.
FWIW, any account can subscribe to any (federated) community. Right now it's really difficult to do through Jerboa itself, so I usually do it through the web app.
Is kbin.social just another community? And kbin just another app which presents said communities a bit different?
I have a mastodon, Lemmy and kbin account and would love to have one place to view all my subscribed content...
Yes. On kbin they are called magazines, but they show up as communities for me in the jerboa app even though my account is with lemmyworld.
If you have an account on an instance, you can see anything on other instances it federates with