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I'm scrolling through the front page, expanding the thumbnails of pictures to look at them etc. And then suddenly a bunch of new posts appear at the top of the feed and I lose my place. Also the current thumbnail minimizes.

Does anyone else get this effect?

I'd prefer it to stay static until I hit refresh myself.

EDIT: thanks for the speedy responses. As a new user I'd also like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to those running these communities. The inter-compatible federated concept seems truly brilliant, and they must be working very hard to cope with this new influx of users like me.

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[–] Kalkaline@lemmy.one 2 points 1 year ago

If you're clicking/tapping on the direct link of another community it's going to act like you're trying to log in to that community rather than subscribe to that community, if that makes any sense. You're basically bouncing from one website to another rather than getting that information sent to your "home". It didn't make a ton of sense to me either when I started.