And how do I disable this?

  • edric
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    6 months ago

    Lemmy has a ton of desktop front ends and mobile apps. When asking a UI question, you need to specify what you’re using to browse.

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    6 months ago

    It’s highlighting unread comments. Not sure it can be disabled.

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      6 months ago

      You sure? Because when I open a thread I haven’t viewed before there’s just a few random comments that are highlighted and it’s doing that my my own comments aswell.

      EDIT: Like this one

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        6 months ago

        Well either the link is definitely being opened before or your instance is glitching and thinks it has. What you’re describing is the new comment feature.

        Normally it works by you going to a link for the first time and it loads all the comments. You can add comments and they’ll show up as normal but when you refresh the page or revisit it highlights all the stuff added. Your comments fit that criteria as they were added since the last time you visited it.

        Wouldn’t be surprised if there was a lemmy glitch over it. Something to ask your instance admins about for sure.

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      6 months ago

      I’m not sure it’s highlighting unread comments. It looks to be consistently highlighting comments under a certain age (from what I’ve seen, the threshold is 10 minutes).

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    6 months ago

    I think it displays messages that were just created, like within 15mins or something.

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      6 months ago

      10 minutes based on my experience.