It wasn’t always an option - around the time of the first big mass migration of Reddit users it wasn’t something you could do. I actually wrote a tool at that time that could automate the manual action of re-subscribing / re-blocking everything.
But yeah, these days it’s a feature of Lemmy itself, which is great because it’s much more efficient than trying to do things client-side.
It wasn’t always an option - around the time of the first big mass migration of Reddit users it wasn’t something you could do. I actually wrote a tool at that time that could automate the manual action of re-subscribing / re-blocking everything.
But yeah, these days it’s a feature of Lemmy itself, which is great because it’s much more efficient than trying to do things client-side.