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Oh, that’s a client that works directly in emacs, I wasn’t aware something like that existed! Thank you for sharing. I had assumed you were simply using a web interface in eww.

What are you using for that? old.lemmy.zip? I would’ve thought that wouldn’t work since it’s behind cloudflare, but I just tried it and it does. Interesting.

Thank you for sharing, I wasn’t aware of this feature. But to be fair, PieFed has it easier here because it has a ‘main’ frontend (unlike lemmy, where all frontends are third-party as far as the main software is concerned) that you can apply styling to. Even then, it can only work on that main frontend and not any alternate clients.

I really need to follow PieFed more closely, to be honest. It has so much stuff…

edit: actually, I just noticed this:

The custom CSS/JS/Jinja needs to be submitted and approved first, but then a moderator could add it to the community as the official theme.

So I assume an admin has to add it as a possible theme first, right? If that’s good enough, I guess something similar could be done in mlmym too. mlmym should already be very easy to style; it doesn’t have a skins/themes mechanism, but that’s nothing that couldn’t be added.

I think I’m still favorable to the addon approach because it would mean that the custom style could work across every mlmym installation without needing admin involvement, but a theme system is also a reasonable compromise.

It doesn’t, and due to the way lemmy frontends work, it likely won’t ever natively have that feature. Something that might be possible though is a browser addon that applies custom CSS to communities when visiting them through mlmym? But someone would have to make that, and get moderators to submit custom CSS for their communities…