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oh, that's great. i thought the project is dead. how would you (EDIT: publicly) host such a nitter instance while avoiding the risk of legal consequences? sin

oh, that's great. i thought the project is dead. how would you (EDIT: publicly) host such a nitter instance while avoiding the risk of legal consequences? since old.reddit (EDIT: on mobile) is closed for visitors without an account it would be great if there was also a neddit project.

matsz 21d ago
Redlib exists - https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib It has a few public instances - https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib-instances/blob/main/instances.md https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib-instances/blob/main/ins... Seems to work decently well, I've seen it being linked to on HN.
wanderingpixel 21d ago
for personal use you can just host one on your internal network
code_duck 21d ago
Like some other things reddit tells visitors, they're basically lying, or at best, being inconsistent. I've tried old reddit here and there in the past month or so and sometimes it says I need an account for "safety", other times, it doesn't.
- zahlman 21d ago
  It is consistently no longer working for me on desktop, FWIW.
  - code_duck 19d ago
    I tried it with a browser that probably still has cookies from an account I deleted 4 months ago, with no problem. Then, tried it with a Private mode window - that one asked for a login.
phrotoma 21d ago
old.reddit still works anonymously for me. maybe an a/b test?
- raffael_de 21d ago
  possible that they just changed it for mobile.
- embedding-shape 21d ago
  It's regional, in some countries they force logins, in others not. In some countries, r/all isn't available at all on mobile for example, you get redirected regardless of how you try to access it, but seemingly work in other countries.
- doublerabbit 21d ago
  Dead for me, UK.
mitxela 21d ago
You just host it and if you're not big they don't notice you. Nitter is legal btw.
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miningtcup 21d ago
Most nitter instances don't do anything to avoid legal trouble from X. They simply hope that X will not go after them. There are some instances which do put in effort to stay anonymous, and they usually do that with a Cloudflare tunnel to hide their server IP and by not posting any personal details online. For Reddit you can use Redlib (https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib), I host an instance at https://redlib.miningtcup.me/ https://redlib.miningtcup.me/ and people also like https://safereddit.com/ https://safereddit.com/.

matsz 21d ago

Redlib exists - https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib It has a few public instances - https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib-instances/blob/main/instances.md https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib-instances/blob/main/ins... Seems to work decently well, I've seen it being linked to on HN.

wanderingpixel 21d ago

for personal use you can just host one on your internal network

code_duck 21d ago

Like some other things reddit tells visitors, they're basically lying, or at best, being inconsistent. I've tried old reddit here and there in the past month or so and sometimes it says I need an account for "safety", other times, it doesn't.

zahlman 21d ago
It is consistently no longer working for me on desktop, FWIW.
- code_duck 19d ago
  I tried it with a browser that probably still has cookies from an account I deleted 4 months ago, with no problem. Then, tried it with a Private mode window - that one asked for a login.

phrotoma 21d ago

old.reddit still works anonymously for me. maybe an a/b test?

raffael_de 21d ago
possible that they just changed it for mobile.
embedding-shape 21d ago
It's regional, in some countries they force logins, in others not. In some countries, r/all isn't available at all on mobile for example, you get redirected regardless of how you try to access it, but seemingly work in other countries.
doublerabbit 21d ago
Dead for me, UK.

mitxela 21d ago

You just host it and if you're not big they don't notice you. Nitter is legal btw.

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miningtcup 21d ago

Most nitter instances don't do anything to avoid legal trouble from X. They simply hope that X will not go after them. There are some instances which do put in effort to stay anonymous, and they usually do that with a Cloudflare tunnel to hide their server IP and by not posting any personal details online. For Reddit you can use Redlib (https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib), I host an instance at https://redlib.miningtcup.me/ https://redlib.miningtcup.me/ and people also like https://safereddit.com/ https://safereddit.com/.