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so lemmy web does have colored children, are you not seeing them?
Infinite scroll is in progress https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/878, though the devs are against it and I agree with them, however they tend to be pretty chill about other users adding things if they are off by default.
I love that theyre thinking about calling out research pointing to it being potentially harmful to mental health rather then refusing to implement it or implementing it without thought
I do, but it's more prominent in the mobile apps. When I'm on a browser, they're super light. Edit: I asked why you were against infinite scroll and now I get it. The reason I want is when you go back it goes back to the first page and then I have to find where I am again, it's sort of annoying. Love Lemmy over all though, not trying to be a downer.