I've added a few things since then. I'm not happy with how it looks, but I'm at a point where I can add a huge array of filters. Site blocking is one I've heard, there's no easy way to see what you've blocked (and I need to restructure to save it per account) so I'm hesitant to batch block before I can undo it. I can hide posts from a list of sites.
I can also show only posts with images/video, links, or text (I'm not sure if the latter two are useful). I could hide posts you've scrolled through, but part of the restructuring is to allow me to manage more data - otherwise sql-lite reaches a limit and refuses to load more. I'm looking at a library which offers drastically faster saving and loading and would remove these limits, but it introduced build conflicts and so I've pushed it back
Let me know what you'd like to see - they're pretty easy to add if they're simple, any piece of data on a post, the community it's in, the server it's on, or the user that posted it is easy.
One of the other things not pictured is link rewriting. You can twitter.com with nitter.com at the moment you click the link - or any other simple replacement like that. Do you think some of these should come standard, or should users have to enter the link replacements themselves?
Frankly, I think this is the only reasonable stance to take with Facebook.
They do a lot of good things. They do a lot of bad things. The entity itself has zero understanding of the difference
Take the good - Facebook has invested in the maturation of a lot of technologies...as the only clear victor in social media, they very literally have more money than they know what to do with, and they threw some of that at FOSS
Leave the bad... Or more accurately, do everything you can - not only to block their data collection and manipulation of you, but also of your friends and family. Ad blockers, local cdn, and Firefox if they'll go for it
And most importantly, keep them far from the operations of anything you hold dear. The fediverse should make this list - this is something important. It's social media without an agenda - that's both rare and pretty damn important for all of us
They can't stop. There's a lot of good people at Facebook, but they can't stop - that's just what a corporation is. I'll happily break down why from first principles, but the takeaway is this - every last employee of Facebook could be the most moral, competent group out there and it'd still act like an amoral cancer on society
It's not a matter of good or evil, they will take every path that promises ROI on a time frame inversely proportional to their size, and they're freaking huge...