I’ve never had this problem. You can use the task manager to monitor your tabs and extensions.

You use boosts as a thread to as a save function. You can view your boosts in your profile. As for hiding, you can block a magazine to hide that specific magazine in your feed, or you can block a user to hide their posts.

This issue has already been posted on the issues page. Idk why it was made like that, but it might be changed in the future.

Ernest is trying to automate the process of replacing inactive mods. It’s unclear to what will happen next after he’s done. Keep in mind that other instances are also having this problem too.

Probably because most people don’t know how to use CSS and there isn’t much resources for beginners.

The best thing you can do it to keep posting content. When people see an active magazine, people would want to post there more.

There’s already a discussion of this on the codeberg issues page. https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/455

When you turn on Federation status, you are able to see posts from every other instance. When you turn it off, you only see posts from kbin and other closely federated instances.

When you like something, you will also favorite it. You can view your favorites through the hamburger icon on the top right next to your username.

For the top bar, the bar will show random magazines when you refresh the page. The feature to customize the bar will come soon.