Ahh, you mean the “Local timeline” feed of an instance?
That, I'm afraid, is dependent on the instance's software.
For example, you can do it with #Firefish (see: https://firefish.social) and #Qoto (see: https://qoto.org).
(See attached screenshots.)
* Firefish (formerly Calckey), is a fork of #Misskey. Misskey is a Japanese made #Fediverse software.
* Qoto is a fork of Mastodon, with more features than the original Mastodon software.
As far as I know, the mainline #Mastodon software will never add this feature (and was suggested a lot of times before).
I'm not sure which other Fediverse software have this feature. It's actually very useful in content discovery; and avoiding creating multiple accounts.
@fsf I hate nonfree school software.
As someone from Virginia, I have to do the SOL test, and the only computerized way to do it is via TestNav, which is nonfree and literally owned by Pearson.
They claim to have a GNU/Linux version (although it's still nonfree), but it's broken. I had to use a burner Windows VM to get it done. *sigh*
I'm really annoyed by it, and I really want to be able to use free software for it.
And no, doing the physical test is not an option for me.
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