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in reply to @mynotaurus's post:
Ok look. For me I want ying speech tagged bc I want to be able to tag muffle it. I feel like that's reasonable?
it feels off to make me tag every single post i do, forever, even when its a 5 second shitpost, when the mute button is one, maybe two clicks
theres only like what, 20 to 30 yinglets on cohost. i usually post more than that in a day lol
you spent more time writing all of this and the tags on the post than you would have tagging it with #yingletspeak so how hard is it really? the mute button is easier but that means i will never see your posts, even if maybe you'd post something easily readable that i am interested in! is that really a good solution? i don't think so.
the tagging system exists so anyone can muffle posts for whatever reason they want. you're supposed to tag every little thing. even this. it's not that weird at all.
yeah but all my posts are in yingletspeak. if it hurts to read, theres no benefit to not muting me
thats the real reason why we built so many translation tools, so if you want to keep me on your timeline but it hurts to read, you can set it up in baaasically all browsers now (i think theres a chance safari might not support extensions in PWAs which. ugh whyyy)
(also im notoriously bad at remembering to tag my posts already and i only use like. 4 rn lol, i doubt id be able to catch most of my posts with it)
Safari
I remember a long time ago, I was complaining to the dev of a website that the way he coded his graphs caused it to not display properly for me, and he was like 'yeah I'm not gonna bother figuring out what's causing that bug because I'm pretty sure you're literally our only user using safari'
yeaaaah safari is a tricky one to code for cause it both has awful support for A Surprising Amount of Stuff and requires expensive weird hardware to test it on