True. But there is no other way to call the Reddit API safely without proxying it through. I have had a very similar idea for sometime and even thought of addi

True. But there is no other way to call the Reddit API safely without proxying it through. I have had a very similar idea for sometime and even thought of adding a prompt optionally to get the Reddit api key from the user and store it in localstorage and use it from the browser. But never got around to doing it. This is almost similar and the code is open source anyway. So you can run your own instance just replacing the API key. This is what I’m planning to do.