It has been working fine since then, as long as you are moderator (just make your own sub). But now they’re banning specific user agents from accessing the API.
So if I get moderator status on Reddit I can still use a third party app? Interesting. I don’t think I can be bothered though. I like it here and very rarely go back to reddit to lurk niche things I can’t find otherwise
One thousand plus likes on lemmy. First time I ever see that high of a number. Before upvoting I thought it was part of the image
People are starting to pour in from Reddit bans.
Personally I left because they increased efforts to ban 3rd party apps…
Now? Again? You’re not talking about last year are you?
There had been workarounds for a while, but all seemed like a pain in the ass.
It has been working fine since then, as long as you are moderator (just make your own sub). But now they’re banning specific user agents from accessing the API.
~ oops, meant to reply above you
So if I get moderator status on Reddit I can still use a third party app? Interesting. I don’t think I can be bothered though. I like it here and very rarely go back to reddit to lurk niche things I can’t find otherwise
Yeah, until yesterday Boost was working as usual.
Now you need to patch it. It’s pretty simple, though, takes maybe 5-10 minutes with this guide.
They can pry Boost from my cold, dead hands.
Mine stopped working yesterday, but there are fixes using the ReVanced Manager stuff
It’s a fairly regular occurrence if you sort by top day or week. However, it’s definitely at the upper limit of votes.
Maybe you’re right, but I don’t recall seeing it regularly. I always sort by new though, and when I made the comment this post only had a few hours