Removeddit VS libreddit

Use removeddit.com's extension. It's extremely likely you've had comments hidden/censored that you're not even aware of dude... It's not just rightwing extremists, it's also just vanilla right wingers, libtards, progressives, anti corporates, etc etc.

I don't know if you've heard, but reddit is taking a number of controversial steps to prepare themselves for becoming a public corporation later this year. For instance, they recently announced they would charge for access to their API, which basically means most third party reddit programs like old.reddit.com, removeddit.com, or the Apollo app could get killed off.

removeddit.com

Example: reddit.com becomes reveddit.com/ or ceddit.com/ or removeddit.com/

Be aware of http://removeddit.com/, bots that automatically store what you write, and parasitic followers and how to block and ban and report them.

Can anyone suggest me a good alternative to https://removeddit.com/ ? I'm curious about finding out how they justify or denies it in the comment, but the site is down... :(

What I would REALLY like to see, both for utility and to stick it to the man, is a website like removeddit.com that saves all the negative reviews Glassdoor and Indeed delete for their employer overlords.

Replace reddit.com in the URL with removeddit.com

I can't see the actual post other than the subject and removeddit.com is not workin or not picking up that post. Probably because it was deleted. I guess I could never prove I didn't post on an alt account or something...but not sure what that would accomplish.

the pushshift thing seems to be right. the github page for removeddit (and for reveddit too) clearly states it uses pushshift’s API, so i think you’re right about it being a bit slow to archive things

Don't use Youtube without going through a proxy like Invidious [1] or Newpipe

Don't use {site} Search without going through a proxy like SearxNG [2]

Don't use TwiXXer without going through a proxy like Nitter - this has gotten more difficult lately but it still works as long as you feed the daemon some registered accounts. Video does not work at the moment but that seems to be fixable.

Don't use Reddit without going through a proxy like libreddit [4]

Start noticing the pattern? Maybe it is time to start producing promotional posters:

The only thing to come between you and ADS could be a proxy / ADS. I'ts just not worth the risk

ADS / New rules for a sane net / Sane net protects you, your partner and your community

A proxy here and a filter there, ADS nowhere

The more you tighten your grip, ${site}, the more viewers will slip through your fingers

[1] https://github.com/iv-org/invidious

[2] https://github.com/searxng/searxng

[3] https://github.com/zedeus/nitter

[4] https://github.com/libreddit/libreddit

This is a particular teddit instance shutting down, not teddit the software project.

Stuff is moving a lot currently and there is a bumpy road ahead, but there are several courses of action already being mapped out (scraping html, r-e the private gql api, a setting for operators to put some auth token, ..).

https://github.com/libreddit/libreddit/issues/836

https://codeberg.org/teddit/teddit/issues/400

Sadly the quick refresh is no longer working for me, and going through all of the instances on Libredirect, they all seem to be constantly down now.

It appears that they are trying to deal with this issue here:

https://github.com/libreddit/libreddit/issues/836

Yes, the official Reddit app uses a different endpoint for authentication. There has been great progress in reverse-engineering the private API: https://github.com/libreddit/libreddit/issues/818

There's a fork of Libreddit that uses the API key leaked from the official Reddit app: https://github.com/libreddit/libreddit/pull/819