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this post was submitted on 27 Dec 2023
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AFAIK Liftoff was the only app to have such a feature. Whichever other app implements it first is likely to get many former Liftoff users so hopefully that acts as an incentive.
This isn't difficult to add. Most of the groundwork is already done by the multi-community work. In a way this is just a special multi-community.
The difficulty is around handling what account to use. If the current account is used regardless of which post you tap then this is easy. Is that what liftoff did? Or did liftoff also auto-switch account for you when you tapped a post that isn't for the current account?
Each post in Liftoff are marked with "via {instance-domain.tld}" so you would know which account will be associated with when you upvote or comment on it.
There's also the ability to switch instance at any moment, when viewing the post or community, so that sometimes when you found post from All feed but want to comment a post or subscribe community using other account.
If you have overlapping communities subscription in your multiple accounts, you could be seeing duplicates of the same post, but I think that was addressed in the last update as I don't seeing it anymore, at least before my instance updated to v0.19 where it made Liftoff no longer working for me. The duplicates post may appear more in All of all accounts. There's also Local of all accounts, but I rarely use it.
Yeah it seems like the multi-community feature, but this is an auto-populated multi-community feature instead, like the Subscribed community.