On Friday, Bluesky released a number of upgrades to its mobile apps as well as its website, these updates adds a new tab that allows users to view their own likes, notification support for mobile apps, and an emoji picker for the online composer.
Threads, a competitor to Bluesky, recently introduced a new page in its settings titled “Your Likes,” which enables users to view posts that they have liked on their own platform. Bluesky, on the other hand, has provided its users with a “Likes” page for their accounts. The positioning of the tab is comparable to that of X (previously Twitter), but in contrast to the social network owned by Elon Musk, Bluesky does not enable users to view the posts that other users have liked.
Bluesky adds a Likes Section as the platform stated in a post that a user’s likes are public and hence may be accessed through the application programming interface (API). Although the original client does not display them, third-party applications have the option of including the technology necessary to show the likes of other users.
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When a user puts a “@” in the composer of a post on the social network, the platform will now automatically provide suggestions for other users to mention. This update is currently accessible on all supported systems. Bluesky has added an emoji picker to its web platform as part of another improvement connected to its composer. Bluesky is enhancing its mobile applications with the addition of notifications with its most recent release.
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In an effort to maintain a consistent level of network traffic, Bluesky implemented rate limits earlier this week for a variety of tasks, including resetting passwords and updating user handles. This decision was made by the social media firm because, the previous week, after Musk revealed that X would be deleting the “block” option, Bluesky briefly unable to handle the load of the new traffic that was being generated on the site.
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