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Lemmy client with Reddit integration?
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this post was submitted on 29 Aug 2025
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A lot of good ideas like that died when reddit pulled APIs or made access to them prohibitively expensive for developers. They are so set on making you use their shitty app.
Makes sense, they license all of the content under their ownership, it sucks. I picked Voyager as a client, and will be using Infinity as a R. front end for now.
Consider leaving reddit. Vote with your feet. I did when they made these API changes and I beat the FOMO with my furious anger.