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u/sr2751@lemmy.world
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I mean its search is limited to finding communities and we can't really search for posts, users or comments using keywords. Sadly, among FOSS apps only eternity has a decent search functionality but it's still under development and lil buggy. Liftoff does categorize searches but doesn't have the functionality of searching within communities. So far only Boost, Sync and Connect seem to have it and none of them is open source.

Yup because a lot of people that joined after reddit api changes have left it and not many people are joining lately, so the instance owners have built the capacity to handle the active users.

That's what I had thought but there are some niche things I'm into and most other people who are into the same, neither have the time nor do they wanna put any efforts into learning something new, heck many wouldn't even know that lemmy exists or there were other clients you could use to access reddit. So I'll have to stick with it.

Also this whole fediverse and instances thing is a bit too complex to wrap head around for people who aren't geeky and just wanna get things done.

It should just be able to handle moderate gaming and multitasking apart from note taking. I don't take notes but gonna start as I have to prepare for some examination and I'd want one that lets me scribble over it. I don't even know what difference does it make for it to be a deal-breaker.

Not something that you'd want to be glued to but not disinteresting at the same time. Have read just 10% of it so far and I guess it's still building up.