Tassilo Horn @tsdh@functional.cafe

@publicvoit @flowolf Yes, that's what I assumed, too, but even though I scrolled that the button is right at the screen's top, it'll push the newly loaded toots downwards.

What sometimes worked is pressing the button and quickly scrolling down so that the button is far above my current viewport...

@publicvoit @flowolf I'm just trying it. It looks a bit more modern than Tusky but isn't feature complete yet.

I'll see if it doesn't have this Tusky issue which annoys the hell out of me: pressing the "load more" button inserts the loaded toots below the current viewport so that you have to scroll down, find the first unread toot, and then scroll up to read the news ones in chronological order again.

@June @cidney @maloki Same here. https://tsdh.org right with cobalt.

@steinarb @emacsen I'm using restclient.el all the time. It's fantastic!

@steinarb But that's nothing new, isn't it? And the only thing working for stuff like java where class and file must have the same name, so moves/copies without changes in the file's contents aren't possible.

@loke Same in German.

Am I the only one who would like to have the fediverse timelines reversed so that I would scroll downwards? Then I'd scroll in the direction I'm reading and see the beginning of a post first.

@Tusky

@schaueho I agree with many points he makes, especially about concentration. I don't have many days where I can work without interruptions for longer than, say, two or three hours (unless I do it in my spare time rather than (home)office hours). And most of the meetings I have to attend could really be just mails or be cancelled completely.