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Being able to block link posts by host. It is the one of the reasons I use mbin more than lemmy.
Like, block/hide posts that go to specific domains? i.e hide any posts that link to Facebook?
(I develop a lemmy app and may be able to add that capability on the frontend)
Yes, for example blocking "reddit.com", "new.reddit.com", "old.reddit.com"...
Thanks for clarifying.
I'll definitely add that. Will probably include a few built-ins since they have a lot of different domains: Facebook, Xhitter, Reddit, etc. Those can be toggled and then add a separate list for the user to add custom domains.
e.g. Selecting "Reddit" would filter "old.reddit, new.reddit, reddit.com, out.reddit.com, etc" Selecting "Facebook" would filter all of their main and short domains, etc.
(I usually trawl posts like this to get feature ideas lol)