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Bluesky adds option to hide reposts from specific users in your feed

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Bluesky has introduced a new feature allowing users to hide reposts from individual accounts they follow. To use it, users can visit a specific profile, tap the three-dot menu, and select 'Hide reposts in feeds.' The option gives users more control over their feed without requiring them to unfollow someone entirely. Bluesky is also rolling out a beta feature that automatically numbers posts within long threads for easier reading.

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Bluesky adds option to hide reposts from specific users in your feed · ShortSingh