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https://libredirect.github.io/ https://libredirect.github.io/ LibRedirect has an automatic Fandom redirect option, so if someone sends you a fandom link, or yo

by bisby 2y ago

https://libredirect.github.io/ https://libredirect.github.io/ LibRedirect has an automatic Fandom redirect option, so if someone sends you a fandom link, or you otherwise click one without realizing it, you won't wind up on fandom. You still give the analytics that you clicked a fandom link to whoever served you the link though.

themagicteeth 2y ago
Doesn’t it just redirect to BreezeWiki? BreezeWiki is just a Fandom mirror as far as I am aware. So while you won’t see Fandoms ads, the content is still on Fandom. Though, it is still better than the actual website by a lot… and the other redirects it offers are pretty great as well. https://breezewiki.com/ https://breezewiki.com/
- chgs 2y ago
  That’s sounds brilliant. I typed “memory alpha” on the search page you linked to. Exception raised in Racket code at response generation time: json-pointer-value: contract violation Cest La vie. On desktop fandom is fine, ublock handles it. On an iPhone though forget it. It’s the videos.
- jabroni_salad 2y ago
  Yeah. LibRedirect is a nice generalist tool, but for wikis you are better off with Indie Wiki Buddy[1] which is a community led tool to point to the best avaialble wiki, or breeze if there isn't one. You def want this because some communities have made it a point to poison the fandom pages (see Terraria which is full of fake items and crafting recipes now). [1] https://getindie.wiki/ https://getindie.wiki/
- starkparker 2y ago
  BreezeWiki isn't a mirror, it's an API client. It pulls the content from Fandom via MediaWiki API and renders it.
wizzwizz4 2y ago
It's better to use https://getindie.wiki/ https://getindie.wiki/, which sends you to the specific replacement wikis rather than BreezeWiki (though it does support BreezeWiki).