Re:Teddit Is Shutting Down
by 1473-bytes on Sunday July 16, 2023 @01:48AM
(#36744046)
That's what I did. Got a developer API key, patched the 3rd party app, good to go.
Re:Teddit Is Shutting Down
by strombofulous on Sunday July 16, 2023 @06:06AM
(#36745266)
Me too, I intercepted the network requests and rewrote the key and token (and user agent ^.^ I wonder if any reddit admins here would recognize it...) in the request to access_token, or whatever the endpoint is idr
Assuming you are on android since you patched the app. Did you manage to do it without data loss? It's annoying to turn on httpcanary every time I launch rif.
Christian (Apollo dev) said that he has asked reddit specifically about letting people use their own API keys in Apollo and reddit said that they wouldn't allow it.
It would lead to a cat and mouse game and Christian is not interested in that. Why should he bend over backwards to improve user experience of a platform that is working actively against him?
Re:Teddit Is Shutting Down
by actualwitch on Sunday July 16, 2023 @05:15AM
(#36745019)
> used the website
Do you mean the old one? That's probably also getting scrapped in the near future, I'm guessing.
Re:Teddit Is Shutting Down
by rrrrrrrrrrrryan on Monday July 17, 2023 @12:03AM
(#36753930)
No, I literally use the new website. It's fine for me.
The fact that they're installing an alternative app kinda makes them super-users of Reddit anyway, so asking them to generate their own personal API key shouldn't be too unreasonable.
It just seems strange that the app would choose to completely shut down instead.