Hello! Recently started selfhosting FreshRSS - and while it is really good, i
have a few hicks with some of the feeds im fetching from, for instance Its Foss.
As seen in the extremely long screenshot below(Picture2), to illustrate what I
mean, the feed is extremely cluttered with addtional small icons and pictures.
Just to clarify, this is the default view - I have not clicked to expand it or
whatnot. While I normally dont mind this, the feeds from Its Foss are always
loading in at full length, e.g. the full article - and they are quite lengthy.
Even though my settings are set to not unfold by default;
[https://slrpnk.net/pictrs/image/73ec9393-dad2-48c4-83c5-e838f55931e7.webp]
Other articles who only have a title, picture and first sentence of the post,
see Picture1. Is there a way to force articles not loading at full? I have a
vague memory of somone linking a RSS filter tool a while back but not able to
find back to it, and not sure it solves what I am looking for. Or have I just
configured my settings wrong, and not able to find the setting that makes It’s
foss load in full? Let me know :) Picture1 (How I wish for all posts to be
like):
[https://slrpnk.net/pictrs/image/ec62563d-aed1-4ce8-b825-355039cc05c4.webp]
Picture2 (How I do not want it to be like): External View link here
[https://i.postimg.cc/FRpwtnMP/foss-Fresh-RSS.png]
[https://i.postimg.cc/FRpwtnMP/foss-Fresh-RSS.png]
Does this happen to anyone else? As soon as I open the post (it’s in the !selfhosted@lemmy.world community) I briefly see the contents and then Boost crashes. So it could be a comment causing this or the post itself when fully loaded. I’m using a Pixel 6 with Android 14.
It takes a beat to load even after multiple times but no crashes were observed so far. I’m guessing the post is taxing the boost app in some manner which causes the crash on some smartphones.
It takes a beat to load even after multiple times but no crashes were observed so far. I’m guessing the post is taxing the boost app in some manner which causes the crash on some smartphones.