So this has been a project of mine which I've been creating for last couple months. Source is available at: https://codeberg.org/teddit/teddit
Feedback and suggestions are welcome!
Basically teddit is alternative front-end for Reddit. Like what Invidious is for YouTube, or what Nitter is for Twitter, or what Bibliogram is for Instagram.
Teddit doesn't use any client-side JavaScript, nor does it have any ads (not now, and not in the future). Teddit supports videos too, so it uses native browser video players. I wanted to make the site as minimalistic and lightweight as possible. You can clone the repo and self-host your own (public or private) teddit instance on your own server.
Good idea. If the Old Reddit stops working, then I will definitely change my redirect configuration to this one instead. (I don't write on Reddit, but sometimes read stuff when linked)
Yep, I use(d) also old.reddit.com, but I got annoyed of the potential privacy issues of giving all my browsing data to Reddit. Do I want Reddit to know all subreddits I browse, or posts I read? No I don't. Who knows to who they give or sell their data they gather...
Feedback and suggestions are welcome!
Basically teddit is alternative front-end for Reddit. Like what Invidious is for YouTube, or what Nitter is for Twitter, or what Bibliogram is for Instagram.
Teddit doesn't use any client-side JavaScript, nor does it have any ads (not now, and not in the future). Teddit supports videos too, so it uses native browser video players. I wanted to make the site as minimalistic and lightweight as possible. You can clone the repo and self-host your own (public or private) teddit instance on your own server.