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What are your must-have selfhosted services?
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this post was submitted on 17 Nov 2023
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libreddit is dead though...
Is libreddit dead if you self host and don't make enough requests to end up rate limited?
I've been using libreddit on my synology nas, with the FF extension LibRedirect to redirect all reddit URLs to my local libreddit. It's been working well since the Redditpocolypse. I don't really use reddit often, so it might get used a few times a week if I'm searching for something.
Interesting.
For now, my old 3rd party reddit apps on Android still work with the simple workaround of being a mod (of my own hidden subreddit), since some mods needed 3rd party apps to do their work, so, apparently, reddit kept it open for all mod accounts.
works still fine, especially self-hosted
Oh cool. I thought the API changes broke it