I love alternative frontends for things. Let’s you use a privacy-respecting portal to a shitty service. BUT... I’ve never gotten #Invidious running on my server successfully, even with the default docker-compose. #Teddit doesn’t yet offer a containerized version.
#Nitter, on the other hand, is a fucking joy. Simple to setup, and never had an issue since. Only needs Redis, is fast to start and fast to load in my browser. 10/10, mad props to Zedeus.
I brief update: I now have all three (Invidious, Nitter, Teddit) running dockerized on my server. Pretty awesome.
Excited to see where these projects – free frontends for evil backends - go. I genuinely adore them.
I guess all that’s left is Bibliogram. I hope it expands further honestly, can’t wait for a privacy-respecting Facebook frontend lol.
@renniezen Highly recommended. Didn't realized how bad the Reddit UI was until I moved to Teddit. Plus it's got a LocalStorage based account system which is really interesting (basically you can follow subreddits and they're stored in cookies).
Official instance @ teddit.net