Not everyone uses android, I used to but don’t anymore.

Because sometimes people don’t like apps, especially when some are paid.

Not for Webapps / Mobile Webapps sadly.

I have more than just autism, I have morbid anxiety. Due to both of these I can’t really imagine body language and things, sure I’ve got better with it in person but most of the time if they are telling me to go somewhere then it’s most likely as they fucking hate my or don’t understand that I won’t get they are joking.

Cool I just don’t always understand jokes due to my autism. Sorry I took it as you telling me to fuck off back to centralized social media.

Bro it’s a simple question. I hope the Fediverse can grow and asking this question as I know some may get upset / confused with no back button on screen.

Not everyone knows shortcuts, great for those that are wanting to be more quick / know the shortcuts but for a general user experience it could be frustrating especially when you are browsing in a webapp on an iphone or something.

Not everyone is used to pressing back and forwards on there browser and it will often be hidden if you use the page as web-app through certain devices.

I’ve been working on a website to help users find instances, users and software easier but added in support for reports of super bad actors and ended up getting a lot of hate for the whole project idea, it’s called Fedicate if you wanted to check it out

I’ve tried to do things I enjoy but it seems like most people hate what I try and do, had it today that i’ve spend over a week working on something making it work and things and then no everyone hates it and not only hates it but is going at me because of it, just doesn’t seem worth having passions anymore,

Done that, can be helpful but gets pricey when you don’t have much money.

Yes, already there. Currently she doesn’t run and need to get my CBT so I can legally ride her.

4 or 5 days, just forgot to eat tbh

I thought most people moved from Reddit due to the way the platform was managed with AI stuff and the API

At least it’s a good attempt at showing Reddit users that they could move across and not loose anything, getting one user across at a time is the goal with this sort of thing wouldn’t it?