Feature Requests

The ability to click on each image during upload and select different maturity ratings per image I was uploading two different images recently and noticed I couldn't click each image and select two different maturity ratings, I could only pick one. But one image is A and one image is M, But both images are of the same scene per say, So I had to upload them in two separate posts and I don't want to flood the feed with two different posts.

Many users love reposting giveaways and interesting content, but seeing the same post multiple times can make feeds feel spammy. I’d love to see a “grouped reposts” feature where identical reposts from multiple people you follow are combined into one tile—showing “X people you follow reposted this” with a list on tap or click. This keeps feeds clean while still preserving credit for each person who shared it. It helps with discovery (you can still explore what friends are engaging with) and makes giveaways easier to verify. It’s a win for both casual users and creators who want visibility without overwhelming everyone’s feed. The longer initial post on this idea: https://feedback.primfeed.com/feature-requests/p/option-to-group-similar-reposts

Would love to see a drop-down option that lets you select which type of notification you'd like to see. For example, my store page hosted a giveaway at one point with loads of comments, and I missed a LOT of the "mentions" notifications between the comments because of the icon being too similar - I would love to filter each notification type. Especially so I can find mentions faster so I can give that person a like ♥

An option that allows me to only see 1 image at a time and not always 4 pictures that some people post and where the other pictures are almost the same.

When posting any of your new posts, to have the option to hide the like count please.

Pardon me if somebody's already mentioned this. In SL, in the profile, there is a section called "Notes" in which I can jot down things about the individual. Those notes are only visible to me. I use this feature all the time. I jot down the date and location of where we first met with tidbits about the individual. I may jot down the date and location of subsequent meetings. I meet so many people, I forget who's who. However, Notes allows me to "remember" who people are. If I run into somebody, one of the first things I do is open their profile and look at Notes. If blank, we've never met. Otherwise, I may discover things. All the best. Primfeed is a great platform. Kudos.

Could you create a rating for the ‘A-18G’ that includes Gore? I know some people enjoy that sort of thing, but personally it makes me feel sick.

I apologise if somebody else has already brought up. Facebook: Instead of just "like", there are a number of reactions: like, love, ha ha, wow, sad, angry, and care. This could enhance how anyone reacts to something, a posting or a comment.

Dear Primfeed Team, I am writing to request a feature for Mastodon profile verification. I have been trying to verify my Primfeed account at https://www.primfeed.com/fullperm.alpha with my Mastodon account at https://mastodon.social/@fullperm , but this is not yet possible. To enable verification, Mastodon requires a link on the target site to contain a specific HTML attribute: rel= "me". This attribute is a digital handshake that confirms the link's authenticity. Unfortunately the social media links on Primfeed do not appear to include this required attribute. I believe that feature would be a valuable addition for the Primfeed community. Many users on Mastodon look for ways to verify their online identities. Making it possible to verify Primfeed accounts would attract new users and enhance trust. GitHub supports this by automatically adding the necessary rel="me" tag when a Mastodon link is added to a user's social links list. Is it possible to implement this feature? Thanks a lot in advance :)

I haven't seen anything cool like you did yet, but given that Facebook is full of frills, who uses it and plays Second Life? It would be a great idea for you to add chat options with someone, private conversations, image sharing, and audio chat. It would be great because it's already on the cards for Second Life to have something like this that doesn't depend on Facebook.