There’s actually a new loophole where an app called morphe with an extension called patcheddit uses Redreader’s (or infinity’s, but the dev has to pay for that one so don’t use it) api key to get third party clients working. If you want to keep using RIF, see this https://github.com/wchill/patcheddit, I tried it with Sync as a fun test and it worked well. As a bonus, you’re less likely to have your account banned as I had mine banned last year for what I presume was using my personal api key to patch Sync, and you also don’t need to use the Redreader app directly like many comments are suggesting. I presume what happened and why it stopped working for you is because Reddit revoked api keys for everyone except those who had api keys for bots and things like that. Hope this helps :)

Definitely Codeberg if you don’t want to self host anything

Simply, no it isn’t. I took a look, it’s honestly a nice community and doesn’t look like “an echochamber of misandry” Saying this as a guy btw

Thank you for bringing it back online, glad the security issues have been fixed up now

Click on OK

Yes although the page does load, but no content does

Here’s what i get when trying to use a vpn on browser (I used blorpblorp.xyz here but blorp.piefed.zip does the same thing). I use Mullvad vpn incase it helps.

Edit: I tested with Voyager’s web ui and it had the issue of not being able to login over a vpn, but, it was able to load content once logged in over a vpn just fine. I also tried with the mobile clients Thunder and Interstellar and neither had issues logging in and loading content over a vpn. I’m not sure what’s going on but I hope it’s possible to solve

Agree with the .zip instances, it’s nice to not randomly lose access to communities over instance drama

I’ve tried in the Mac app and I tried clearing cache and it still is having the same issue on vpns