As the title says, when I'm logged in and I click the next button, it takes anywhere from 5 to 15 seconds (or more I stopped counting) to load the next page.

I've tested in Firefox and Chromium (control browser since I never use it).

In both browsers:

If I browse lemmy.ca without being logged in, the "next" pages load correctly, but as soon as I login, the main page for each category (Local, Subscribed, All) loads normally but going to the next page (https://lemmy.ca/?dataType=Post&listingType=Local&pageCursor=P43a511a&sort=New) has huge load times.

Clearing all cache for lemmy.ca doesn't seem to have any impact.

I've done some limited testing on voyager.lemmy.ca and alex.lemmy.ca and while logged in, the load times of the infinite scroll looks reasonable (sub 1s).

Is there a known issue with the default frontend? Is my user borked and I need to create a new one?

EDIT

1. It looks like Subscribed filter is working way better today (it wasn't before), but Local is still slow.

2. Here's a look at the devtools network tab (after clicking Next button)

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I'm still having issues seeing posts on sailing communities but also buycanadian@lemmy.ca won't show any of the new posts unless I happen to catch them in my subscription or the ALL page.

Lemmy.ca com I'd hope would work... https://lemmy.ca/c/buycanadian?dataType=Post&sort=New&showHidden=true

Small sailing com we got to federate properly in my last post on here is back to showing no posts https://lemmy.ca/c/Sailing@thebrainbin.org?dataType=Post&sort=Active&showHidden=true

Bigger sailing community also won't show posts newer than 1 year old https://lemmy.ca/c/sailing@lemmy.world?dataType=Post&sort=Active&showHidden=true

I just noticed that nothing on my front page loads past the first page if I'm viewing by 'New'. Clicking 'Next' at the bottom of the page just sends me to a screen with grey boxes with loading animations where the image and text should go. It doesn't seem to matter what 'sort type' I'm using either.

Is anyone else experiencing this?

Edit: As of 2026.09.28, nothing loads past the first page on any view and sort type. Slacking off during work just got a little bit harder!

After searching for Sailing@thebrainbin.org specifically on Lemmy.ca it seems to get federated as it now shows up in https://lemmy.ca/c/Sailing@thebrainbin.org but even after successfully posting to the com from my Lemmy.ca accout (as can be seen https://thebrainbin.org/m/Sailing/t/1867184/Fog-fog-WHALES-and-then-more-fog) I can't view any posts including my own from this instance without a direct link.

lemmit.online is currently allowed on sh.itjust.works but blocked on lemmy.ca so I looked into it a bit deeper and found there are other differences between the list of sitewide blocked instances for each server.

I'm bringing this to your attention as a low priority background task request to review the differences and see whether the instance in question should be blocked on both sites or allowed for each since they are both fedecan sites.

Here are some stats about the blocked instances:

• 90 instances are blocked on lemmy.ca
• 100 instances are blocked on sh.itjust.works
• 29 blocked instances are common between lemmy.ca and sh.itjust.works
• 61 instances are blocked only for lemmy.ca but not on sh.itjust.works
• 71 instances are blocked only for sh.itjust.works but not on lemmy.ca

I'll post in some comments to this post the list of instances blocked on only one of the two fedecan owned lemmy servers and the shell commands I used to gather the data.

Please add a new section under "for Users" in https://fedecan.ca/en/guide/threadiverse/overview about the lemmy.ca sitewide blocked instances and reasons. Don't need to list the reason for every single blocked instance but can call out the more noteworthy ones that had a discussion.

Why I'm asking for this is I was trying to subscribe to some communities from lemmit.online but was getting a terse and confusing error. It took a bit of digging to see it was intentionally blocked from lemmy.ca and the reason why.

Developer is targeting individuals with a blacklist he maintians, enabled by default. Dev can do what he wants, but I'd like my home instance to consider removing it as a front end.

YSK post: https://lemmy.world/post/49813386

Dev post about it: https://lemmy.today/post/57096701

Blacklist: https://copyparty.adrian.place/u/?doc=policy.json

To be specific, I'd like to link the fedecan pages for alternative UIs, finding communities, and the privacy page. They are well made and very clean.

I completely understand if this is not ok. I'm not trying to steal credit, so I thought I'd ask first

Hi @admin@lemmy.ca, the mods of !ndp@lemmy.ca don't seem to be active on Lemmy for more than a year: @leftwingmememachine@lemmy.ca and @MarkG_108@lemmy.ca and the community has a pretty dated banner and pinned posts. Since the new leadership, it's becoming more active, so I want to volunteer to help run it. Is there a process to do it?

I need ideas or help trying to delete a post that appears on Lemmy.ca. Some background info: I made the post in early 2025 with my lemm.ee username. The post was created on Lemmy.one. Now the post only appears on Lemmy.ca. I would delete it myself but lemm.ee was deleted and I cannot login with my old username & password. Any help is appreciated.

All the icons got all big and wonky. I even had trouble making this post.

https://grafana.lem.rocks/d/edf3gjrxxnocgd/federation-health-activities-behind?orgId=1&var-instance=All&var-remote_instance=lemmy.ca&var-remote_software=All&from=now-24h&to=now

Decided to check out the site above and I'm not sure if I'm reading things correctly, but it looks like we're running behind Lemmy.World by a significant amount compared to the other major instances. I'm also noticing the scores of my posts in a Lemmy.World community is not updating despite receiving upvotes.

Anyone else experiencing similar issues or any odd issues in general?

Is there an option to pin a community in my home page so I can just click on it instead of searching for it?

I can't see any content from https://lemmy.ca/c/progressivepolitics@lemmy.world even though the community is right there https://lemmy.world/c/progressivepolitics

Instead I see a "Error! There was an error on the server" message.

As far as I can tell from my modlog and the modlog of the community I haven't been banned.

I can see other lemmy.world communities, like for example https://lemmy.ca/c/world@lemmy.world so I don't think some kind of block at the instance level has happened.

What is going on?

Hi, I know the past few weeks have been somewhat challenging for mods given the rhetoric around certain events.

I can say some rather inflammatory things.

I noticed that there is a gap in my history, I know I posted certain things, some not so nice, and I would understand their removal.

However, there's nearly a month gap and absolutely no mod log regarding any comments I've left.

Did I get Pam Bondi'd? Or something.

Using Voyager for android

The last modlog entry I see is from 2 months ago.

@lemmy_ca_support hi... is one of you the owner of @MVOverpassDWI ? I just realized it hasn't posted in months and wondered if it was abandoned or just needed resetting. Thanks and sorry if I got the wrong people

Just happened to https://lemmy.ca/post/50881857.

Logged out and back in and still seeing the problem.

How I am supposed to re-toot (boost) previous post from another instance of fediverse, when my home instance of fediverse not showing those posts ?
#askfedi
#activitypub
#help
@aussocialadmin
@admin
@lemmy_ca_support

One feature I miss from reddit is preventing my inbox from being cluttered by responses to comments that I don't care to read.

Seems to me that any comment that goes about +50 inevitably attracts commentors that are better off ignored. The inability to turn off inbox replies for a controversial but upvoted comment results in spam that reduces incentive to participate in the community.

Me personally, I find negative comments easier to respond correctly to when they're presented in the context of the other comments as opposed to isolated in my inbox.

As such I believe this feature contributes to higher quality participation overall.

RESOLVED: Seems language undeterimed was causing the issue. Hitting back in the browser (in old.lemmy on chrome) retains the post contents. All I had to do was select English and resubmit.

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Yea I just spent like an hour typing out a submission and when I hit submit it just dissapeared.

I honestly am so disappointed.

Can someone help me figure out what happened? Was it because I didn't select a language??

Every time this comes up on my feed, generally from an ani.social account, my a/v says dangerous site and blocks the URL but that popup is getting annoying, how can I block this url from lemmy (default webpage/summit app). I have blocked the instance ani.social and 2 of their comms animemes@ani.social and ANI.SOCIAL META@ani.social. Now one of the 196 comms has the same url link from someone on ani.social. Can't turn off that notification as this is a work pc using shudder Nortons

I didn't want to make a sequel to a previous question which got discontinued for the very reason that one of the people in question began attacking the question itself in ways that are relevant here, but I've run into an issue and was wondering where the line is drawn. Because people know the person in charge of the fedilore community won't do anything about things when they occur (usually based on whether they are partial or not in a situation), some individuals have begun amassing as large a mob as they can to incite matters about me (of note, the majority of what they are saying is slander and/or taken out of context) even when absolutely irrelevant, with at least one of these individuals taking advantage of being invisible in certain instances. Where are the lines drawn, and may something be done?

The link on the sidebar of https://lemmy.ca/ is linked to lemmy.ca/c/support