They’ve been going on about that for years now, and last I heard about it, they said it would cost too much to implement or something like that? Can’t remember now.

That feature doesn’t yet exist in Lemmy, though there are discussions about that on GirHub, so it’ll probably be implemented eventually.

There is technically a way to transfer all your data from one instance to another if you have access to the database. For example, you take a database dump of your user and all your info (as mydata.sql) and ask the admins of the other instance to run that against their database, you’ll be able to preserve all your user data that way. However, you’re unlikely to get an admin to agree to that (since there’s obviously a risk the SQL commands are malicious or you tampered with it in some way).

Only admins can help you there, since they have access to the database and can clear the 2FA from your account. So your best bet is to contact them

Its likely the file size of the image. There is an upload size limit (can be configured by the instance admins) and cameras generally output large images. Try compressing the image a bit and see if that helps.

The error message isn’t very clear unfortunately

The Firefox addon is so good for it, its open source and just runs a basic Python script in the background locally. Very handy.

I’m probably the only one here, but I use pass. Small and simple password manager with gpg encrypted passwords. Have it syncing between PC and phone using Syncthing and only on local network.

I’ve heard good things about Bitwarden, but I don’t feel the need to switch.