If you are looking to do this then go check out Mail in A Box
Great collection and super helpful forums
bluesydney
joined 2 years ago
What can your chicken coop do that needs programming ? Genuinely interested
I have been using Authy as well. Works great in an apple ecosystem too.
Allows a quick copy from your phone to paste into computer browser when prompted for super easy usage.
Replaced all my posts and comments using power suite.
Didn’t delete the account but removed any value
Login using the lemmy web client and configure it with your other user settings.
Isn’t an “X” how illiterate people signed their name?
Apollo icons were the gold standard.
That’s really cool. Would be awesome to play that today.
It kind of barely touches on FoundryVTT which is pretty much the best of the bunch if you are ok with running your own server:
-you own it -you own the content -lots of modules and very active development and support. Both official and fan based -great to use for a number of systems from DND to Warhammer and too many to list on mobile -very slick to use and macros allow you to do many cool things easily
An export/import for "subscribed" communities would encourage a lot of people to do this.
Have jumped to Lemmy
My tips:
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Use a browser to signup, save password etc. it might be slow as they are under strain from all the incoming reddit people
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Export your data from Apollo in .json and save to your phone
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Install wefwef (likely to be renamed at some stage)
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Import from Apollo export and match up communities.
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You can also search by going to your browser and home instance and click in on communities and searching. Make sure you set the feed to ALL
EDIT: If you cant get to the export (not sure what's going on with that now), and you can get to a computer you can see what you where subscribed to with this:
https://old.reddit.com/subreddits/mine/
Hopefully that helps somewhat.
Edit 2: If you are still trying to export from Apollo then start the app, click past the first screen and then shake the phone. You will get a menu to export.
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I had read his post. There were plenty of other comments asking how/where and this makes it an easy option.