JohnPhilpin
JohnPhilpin

@til and others ... asking for a friend ... is there a way to get a simple list of all the people you are following - not following you - we know that is not on the cards - but who you are following.

I know you can filter your feed with display all posts or only posts of people that you follow - BUT .... if you are following someone who never posts - how do you know?

And if this is not a function available - is this another thing that maybe @cleverdevil could offer on top of his two other most excellent extensions ... ‘on this day’ and ‘photo grid’.

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SimonWoods
SimonWoods

@JohnPhilpin The most direct way I know:

  • iOS app ->
  • Your profile ->
  • Following link ->
  • Each person should have an "X posts" statistic underneath their bio.
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DrOct
DrOct

@JohnPhilpin As far as I know (I asked about this a while back) the only place you can get this is in th iOS app.

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JohnPhilpin
JohnPhilpin

@simonwoods and of course you are right ... I should have added the need for it to be on the web site, since my friend is a non ios user .... so outta luck is my guess - since @droct seems to be of the same opinion. my thanks to you both.

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DrOct
DrOct

@JohnPhilpin I would also like a way to do it on the web. I'm hoping that'll be comign soon as it's a pretty obvious feature, and I don't want to have to take out my phone to edit my follow-list.

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smokey
smokey

@JohnPhilpin @simonwoods @DrOct I think several of us have mentioned that it ought to be accessible on the web when you look at your own profile page in the same place as the “Following 1707 users you aren't following” you see when looking at someone else’s profile. Someone’s got it on their wishlist, right?

The JSON for that is available if you’re logged in or otherwise authenticate with M.b—though it’s not as descriptive as what the iOS app shows (and is, well, JSON)—so someone could in theory write something to fill the gap.

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