Matthew @mcg@mastodon.social

I published the release 1.63.0-beta-1

What's new:
- Login with Peertube accounts
- Display five timelines (Subscriptions, Overview, Trending, Recently added, Local) with pagination
- Display accounts and their channels
- Follow / Unfollow accounts and channels
- Watch comments + write/remove comments
- Vote on videos (thumbs-up, thumbs-down, remove rating).

Keep it mind it's a beta release, and it will be seriously improved.

#Mastalab #Peertube

@jalcine Thank you!

It's a single Vue component that consumes the mastodon v1 API so any compatible project can use it if they want!

Mast 1.4.1 is now available and it brings with it a highly requested feature: Load More cells. Along with other niceties like an activity graph and iPad improvements. 🎉⚡️

We need a logo for the #fediverse because when people equate #Mastodon to the entirety of the #fediverse like how @nextcloud did with that image at the bottom, we have a problem https://github.com/nextcloud/social

The next update of Mast is coming soon, and it includes an activity graph, along with various bug fixes for the iPad. 🥳

Because I am 👵 (and so is my monitor), I need a stupid Firefox add-on that, when some moronic web designer decides that #FEFEFE text on #FFFFFF background is sleek and trendy or whatever the heck, will turn that font color into something that I can actually read.

@dansup Our present to the fediverse is federation support.

It's not perfect and has a few bugs but it won't take long to get everything working as expected!

@jaffathecake hey fun fact—this link still works but Inbox, an app I rely on extensively as part of my daily workflow, will be gone by this time next year.

isn't the web fun?

Some tech battles we've lost but that I'm still grumpy about:
- phones should be smaller
- and have headphone jacks
- links in emails should not all point to opaque tracking URLs

Idea: Create a "LiteWeb" standard that is a restricted subset of HTML5 and CSS3, removing all behaviors that can be used to implement Turing completeness or that are difficult for a browser to render.

Have two modes for the standard: LiteWeb Transitional, which allows the full HTML5+CSS3+JavaScript suite, but must support graceful degradation on LiteWeb and pre-HTML5 browsers, and LiteWeb Strict, which is what it says on the tin (but still must gracefully degrade to pre-HTML5 browsers).