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Never used an OSS frontend before. Any other open source frontends worth trying?
by nomilk 4y ago
Never used an OSS frontend before. Any other open source frontends worth trying?
- hadrien01 4y agoNitter is a frontend for Twitter. It's so much faster, and doesn't block you if you don't have a Twitter account. I don't use an alternative Web frontend for YouTube, but on Android I use NewPipe.
- black_puppydog 4y agoLibreddit! And like sibling said, nitter. Both are trivially easy to self host a private instance and with privacy redirect or a similar extension they just became my default way of opening twitter/reddit links.
- qjx 4y agoteddit.net is a good reddit frontend
- black_puppydog 4y agoyeah if you want to actually interact. but 99% of the time I just want to read, and libreddit is perfect for that
- grey_earthling 4y agohttps://farside.link/ https://farside.link/ is a decent overview of the genre.
- gamjQZnHT53AMa 4y agoThere's a great Firefox extension called LibRedirect[0] which can automatically redirect you to alternative frontends for many services. [0] https://github.com/libredirect/libredirect https://github.com/libredirect/libredirect