Thanks. Previously I would search for something via google, say a harry
potter fanfiction topic, finding the discussions on Reddit helpful.
Given elinks can be compiled with JavaScript functionality, I hoped that
it at least was an open door..I can use elinks at paypal now.
Only more frustrating thing then reddit is Linkedin.
When I joined I could read items and manage, now not only is that door
closed post Microsoft buying the company, but I have yet to find a direct
link to accessibility...the suggestion that everyone requiring
accessibility solutions should use be my eyes is disturbing smiles.
Kare
On Tue, 26 Mar 2024, Jace Kattalakkis wrote:
Reddit is very very much aware of Linux FWIW, but the whole kerfuffle last
year about API and just how their site is likely relies on something that
text browsers don't support and it happened recently is my guess. I'd say
poke around Github/Gitlab for CLI Reddit clients but not sure if they'd run
into the same problems with the API issues though, I always found the CLIP
aps clunky to use in a terminal though
On 26/03/2024 03:22, Karen Lewellen wrote:
Hi All,
previously, reddit worked well, at least for reading posts, in both lynx
the cat and links the chain.
Now, even elinks produces a blocked error message, my guess is that the
reddit community is not aware of Linux and these tools for access.Wondered
though if another tool already exists that might be a part of a shell
infrastructure?
With appreciation,
Karen
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