For now, I can only visit a community from another server by searching or opening a post from that server, if I open it in the post’s original server or if I open their site, I’ll be in another lemmy instance and I’ll have no account there, so I can’t really interact.

So, I’m curious if is there a way for me to browse lemmy.ml for example (or other servers) and see all the trending posts there or browse their communities without me leaving lemmy.world

Basically, looking for a way to turn my current instance to be like a “window” that I can use to look into another instances.

  • 𝕭𝖚𝖑𝖚 𝕺𝖓𝖙𝖆@lemmy.worldOP
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    nah, I want to see just the communities specifically inside one instance, like just browsing lemmy.ml and see communities (and what’s trending) in lemmy.ml only without leaving lemmy.world.

    edit: on that note, it’ll be nice if that communities/all can be filtered

      • 𝕭𝖚𝖑𝖚 𝕺𝖓𝖙𝖆@lemmy.worldOP
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        yes, that’s what’s I’ve been using, and I know I can see posts from all instances if I just browse All instead of Local

        what I’m kind of looking for (and wondering) is that a way to… uh, like, check? on another instance, and see what hot posts are trending there just on their front page without getting mixed and competing for places in /All

        so for example, I’m here on lemmy.world, and after browsing a while I got curious on what’s trending on sh.itjust.works, so I go to shi.tjust.works and I can see all the currently hot posts only on shit just works without me getting logged out because I have no account on shitjustworks.

        in lack of better words, maybe emulating (or simulating?) a ‘centralized’ feel, ya feel me?

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          I don’t believe there is a smooth way to do this at the moment without visiting the instance in question and selecting the Local feed.

          You can use a link redirect script to then easily open those threads on your home instance, though.