Not exactly the same thing, but I used to have a terminal-based Reddit client, back before the API change put a kabush to that. Anyone know if there's a simple text-based Lemmy or Piefed terminal client?
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There are a couple of Lemmy ones, yeah.
Just...why :D
(In a friendly way, not ragebait way)
I like the brutalist minimalism of it.
Fair! :D
I like it cos it lets you browse more sneakily at work.
Interesting use case
Nice!
Besides the lemmy text clients Rimu posted, there's also https://codeberg.org/martianh/lem.el for emacs.
Yus. Opened this post just to make sure it's about browsh (and that there's not another similar I didn't know about).
Nice to see that it's Bread On Penguins's video about it, and showing other ways to access web from terminal. :)
Good stuff.