Nice that he calls users to Lemmy at the end!
this post was submitted on 16 Jul 2023
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This is not the official instance, is it? I heard the developers were going to scrape reddit if they needed to.
https://codeberg.org/teddit/teddit/issues/400#issuecomment-892605
Teddit and other alternative frontends were a perfect way to send someone a Reddit link when they didn't have an account because the mobile web experience is just pure cancer.
We have Geddit now as a replacement.
@Predator There is also Stealth https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.cosmos.unreddit/
Yea I heard about this, will give it a download!
Yep, that's the one.
That seems to be an Android app which requires the user to have it installed on their phone. No good for iOS either.
Teddit is an alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy
Sad to see all these beautiful projects suffer for greedy interests. I'm loving Lemmy TBH, hope everyone comes to this new sweet home
"Press F to o7 "
this is just one of the instances
there are many more instances according to https://farside.link/ (which is a thing that will automatically redirect you to one of them: https://farside.link/teddit/ )
so by using this, you help reduce the load on individual instance, resulting in less "too many requests" errors for everyone.
Is this for the entire project, or this specific instance?
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