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Substitoot for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 0.7.2.0
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: Kludge Guru
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 5 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 2
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 25
- • Current Version Downloads
- 0
- • Updated: February 14, 2024
Substitoot is a free Social & Communication Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file or old version crx files and install it.
More About Substitoot
Mastodon often fails to show up-to-date context and information on posts from remote instances. This addon does that properly.
• See all the replies to any post on your home instance. Local and remote replies are now loaded in parallel so there is no extra delay.
• Interact with all the remote posts as normal. They will be fetched to your instance as needed.
• See up-to-date boost/favorite counts on posts.
It should work reliably on mainline Mastodon versions 4.0 and up, your mileage may vary for older instances or forks.
Make sure to open the addon settings and type in the instances it should be active on!
Please note this is the FIRST release of the Chrome version. If you are having any problems I would appreciate it if you tell me! :)
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Why do you want to "access my data on all websites"?
The extension is provided both for desktop and mobile versions of Firefox, and it doesn't seem to support requesting permissions at runtime on Android.
I'll see if I can upload separate builds, then on desktop it will ask for permissions as needed. Rest assured it does not do anything on the domains you haven't listed.
Well, except for the requests to the other instances to fetch things.
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Does this support servers other than Mastodon?
Not yet. Currently, I use only the Mastodon-specific API both locally and remotely, and the responses I get from the remote instances are passed on to the Web UI mostly unchanged.
Adding support for either ActivityPub itself, or other specific software, will require a translation layer.
Pleroma/Akkoma have a similar API, so adding those is in the nearest plans. Other AP implementations will require more work, and assistance is very welcome!
Also, in any case, fetching this information requires that it be publicly accessible in the first place. Some instances do not seem to publicly provide post context in any form.
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Visit the website for more info!
• See all the replies to any post on your home instance. Local and remote replies are now loaded in parallel so there is no extra delay.
• Interact with all the remote posts as normal. They will be fetched to your instance as needed.
• See up-to-date boost/favorite counts on posts.
It should work reliably on mainline Mastodon versions 4.0 and up, your mileage may vary for older instances or forks.
Make sure to open the addon settings and type in the instances it should be active on!
Please note this is the FIRST release of the Chrome version. If you are having any problems I would appreciate it if you tell me! :)
----
Why do you want to "access my data on all websites"?
The extension is provided both for desktop and mobile versions of Firefox, and it doesn't seem to support requesting permissions at runtime on Android.
I'll see if I can upload separate builds, then on desktop it will ask for permissions as needed. Rest assured it does not do anything on the domains you haven't listed.
Well, except for the requests to the other instances to fetch things.
----
Does this support servers other than Mastodon?
Not yet. Currently, I use only the Mastodon-specific API both locally and remotely, and the responses I get from the remote instances are passed on to the Web UI mostly unchanged.
Adding support for either ActivityPub itself, or other specific software, will require a translation layer.
Pleroma/Akkoma have a similar API, so adding those is in the nearest plans. Other AP implementations will require more work, and assistance is very welcome!
Also, in any case, fetching this information requires that it be publicly accessible in the first place. Some instances do not seem to publicly provide post context in any form.
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Visit the website for more info!
