Hey, the thing is when I get a notification for "hive" on Scrobble. I click on it, and the reply appears. It is okay this far. The problem starts with "← in reply to Snaps Container." If the reply makes sense, then it is okay like I remember I made short-post or comment regarding this; but sometimes it does not make sense. Because, I do not know about which post he is replying to. The snap container is just so full of posts.
So is it possible to see the full context or direct parent?
But I do not know what he is talking about, so I might need to see the comment or post he is replying to. WHen I click on "in reply to Snaps Container," every snap post get open.
LOL! 🤣
It hits well 😂
Can't deny. 😄
Hahahaha this onr is actually good 🤣
Oh so you have a brain, I see 💀😂
lol saw this on reddit some time ago and added a comment saying:
"timetraveler today: is it AI wars 1 or 2?"
Lol, Reddit is the final god of everything. People with all sorts of mind live there.
Hey, the thing is when I get a notification for "hive" on Scrobble. I click on it, and the reply appears. It is okay this far. The problem starts with "← in reply to Snaps Container." If the reply makes sense, then it is okay like I remember I made short-post or comment regarding this; but sometimes it does not make sense. Because, I do not know about which post he is replying to. The snap container is just so full of posts.
So is it possible to see the full context or direct parent?
Any chance you could show with screenshots what you mean :D
Let's say this is the comment:
But I do not know what he is talking about, so I might need to see the comment or post he is replying to. WHen I click on "in reply to Snaps Container," every snap post get open.
So is it possible to see what is he replying to?
Like on Ecency I can see the "direct parent."
When I click on it, I can get the full context of what the person is replying to.
Haha, I hope you get it. Otherwise I will record a video later on. Thank you!