‎Homecoming for Mastodon is a Safari extension that opens Mastodon URLs in your own instance. This makes it a lot easier to follow new accounts on Mastodon! Homecoming for Mastodon is a Universal Purchase for both macOS and iOS. Made by indie developer Jeff Johnson. If you need support, please emai…

toot.io is a fully managed Mastodon hosting service.

We create delightful apps for iOS and the Mac.

tut is a TUI for Mastodon with vim inspired keys. It features multiple-users, composing toots in your $EDITOR and viewing media in your desktop programs.

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Si vous êtes sur #iOS, y'a un ENORME post de blog (en anglais) de @DavidBlue@mastodon.social qui a testé toute les apps. https://bilge.world/mastodon-ios-apps Quelques autre sont mentionnés dans l'onglet Issues du github aussi. https://github.com/extratone/FediiOS/issues #mastodon

@stux@mstdn.social The explore tab would give you Dutch content if there was any

@DarkWraithLord @stux@mstdn.social What do you understand as local?

Just found out today that badsite's search doesn't even search through an image's alt text! Whereas mastodon's does, even if it's only for my posts + posts I've starred. Accessibility is definitely the most important reason I do alt text for images but the ability to find an old image-centric post via its alt text is a feature I consider quite valuable! Absurd that the multi billion dollar corporation's service doesn't have it.

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hey! who wants to hear an 80s banger that you've either never heard, or haven't heard in a long time?

@healyn Here we go with Genesis again

@inscript who are you? i’ve never seen you before in my life

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@zens@merveilles.town @dredmorbius@toot.cat In other words, I'm basically talking about the Pick operating system, but with JSON semantics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pick_operating_system

Developing Mastodon, I strive to use terminology that is familiar to as many people as possible so as to not put up unnecessary barriers in understanding. For this reason I am happy that we went away from calling posts "toots". It has always been a point of friction for people. Not that I dislike branding, quite the opposite, but in my experience receiving feedback over half a decade, it had a negative effect on the platform for little benefit.

Probably not a lot of people know this now, but Mastodon's web app started out with "Publish". In 2016 a famous YouTuber jokingly offered to support Mastodon's Patreon forever if I changed the button to say "Toot" instead. Needless to say, this was a really early, and not very informed decision. The first glimpse of attention and financial support. As a non-native speaker I had no idea there was another meaning.