More than anything else, I’m going to miss the easy access to reliable answers by appending reddit to whatever I’m searching for in Google

Will give it a try

I too wish the game specific subs migrated. Like Forza subs

• r/forza
• r/ForzaHorizon
• r/ForzaOpenTunes
  GI subs
• r/Genshin_Impact
• r/Genshin_Lore
• r/GenshinImpactTips Destiny subs
• r/destiny’s
• r/DestinyFashion
• r/DestinyLore
• r/DestinyMemes
• r/DestinyTheGame DRG sub
• r/DeepRockGalactic

Also miss the anime subs. /c/anime looks like it could grow into r/anime. But others like

• r/absolutelynotanimeirl
• r/animeirl
• r/anime_irl
• r/Animewallpaper
  don’t have lemmy equivalents at the moment.

Mostly communities for specific games. Like Destiny, Forza, Deep Rock Galactic, and that taboo anime game. I also miss the fanart communities. Hopefully these will grow here too over time, but who knows.

Looks like I’d have to find the element ID of each image and pass it to the function. Even then it doesn’t seem like it’s only applicable for desktop browsers.
Either way, thanks.

Could you give more info on how to do that? Or maybe point me to somewhere I can find more info on it?

That’s not quite what I meant. I’d like to group the communities I subscribed to based on topics and see posts from one set of related communities in one place. For instance, if there were communities related to piracy, I’d be able to group them together and see posts from those communities in one place, and have another group of communities related to music and be able to see posts from those communities in another place. Like you can see in the screenshots

Hello, new reddit refugee here. I’ve been hearing about the fediverse and mastodon some time now. Heard about lemmy a couple of months ago, but didn’t feel the need to make an account at the time. With the dumpsterfire that’s going on in reddit I figured it was high time I jumped ship.

I have a question that might sound stupid. Is there a way to get the same functionality as reddit’s custom feeds in lemmy? Where you have multiple feeds that are “subscribed” to different sets of communities.