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Feature request: single line breaks
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Thank you for the explanation. Good to know single line breaks are possible. However, other web services allow the user to use a single line break and it's displayed in the same way. While you give a good technical reason why it is this way, I'm not convinced it's the most user friendly approach.
Which other web services support Markdown formatting and also single line breaks? Reddit, for example, didn't...
Since AFAIK the main reason for this choice in standard Markdown was to make the raw
.md
files more readable, I can see how this isn't necessary in Lemmy. I still see two reasons not to change this though:We could probably add it easily to the existing markdown library since it supports plugins (in fact, the lemmy link handling is done with a plugin).
But the main reason to not do it is to not be surprising. Ideally Jerboa renders the same as lemmy-ui and other Lemmy mobile apps. That's why standards exist.
Oh cool, didn't know about the plugins.