Fitik

There’s also @zenbrowser@fosstodon.org , it’s firefox-based as well

https://zen-browser.app/

As far as I’m aware, Mastodon blocks work the same way they’ll work on Twitter now - The person you blocked can see your posts, but can’t interact with you

Edit: Actually, I was wrong the person you blocked can’t see your posts on Mastodon

@boredsquirrel@slrpnk.net Same, PeerTube has so much good and interesting content, this content just doesn’t get exposure because of bad discoverability

@Flatworm7591@lemmy.dbzer0.com

@boredsquirrel@slrpnk.net I like GrayJay, even tho I find their integration of PeerTube quite lacking.

@Flatworm7591@lemmy.dbzer0.com

@HerNameIsTitou@mstdn.social I mean it is? I’m a liberal tho

It’s different to deny genocide and deny the extince of the country, I think Armenian genocide happened and is bad, but I don’t deny Turkey’s right to exist?

@tinkralge@programming.dev @melroy@kbin.melroy.org

@Jezebelley@fedia.io Tankies and Far left mostly, I’m not American, so I also block a fair amount of America-centric communities, as I am just not a target of those

And memes, they’re usually unfunny to me

Monetization is one of the main problem of PeerTube, it’s more expensive to make videos than to write threads, and while on YouTube/Odysee/Rumble content creators earn money, on peertube they often need to pay to instance operators to pay for hosting

User experience for peertube is not the best too, while in the most of the Fediverse for instance to connect with other instances a user just needs to follow someone on it, on peertube instance owner needs to add instances to the list to federate their content

@tardigrada@beehaw.org At least thanks to Bridgy ( @bsky.brid.gy@bsky.brid.gy ) BlueSky is becoming more connected to the Fediverse, sadly only a few thousand people have opted in, but it does have a lot of a potential

it’s closed source, no thank you