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Extend web oss frontend redirects #20

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opened 2023-01-11 09:55:57 +00:00 by Marty · 0 comments
Marty commented 2023-01-11 09:55:57 +00:00
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Currently we statically redirect a few pages to open source frontends: reddit, youtube, twitter and so on. However, we redirect to a static host for them which could go down and we have to switch manually. For those where it is available it might make sense to instead redirect to a proxy-solver like farside.link which takes care of this for us. Of course, then we in turn rely on that page being online - but it provides a much more singular source of truth for all other services. For those where it is not available, we can continue relying on direct redirects.

Currently we statically redirect a few pages to open source frontends: reddit, youtube, twitter and so on. However, we redirect to a static host for them which could go down and we have to switch manually. For those where it is available it might make sense to instead redirect to a proxy-solver like `farside.link` which takes care of this for us. Of course, then we in turn rely on that page being online - but it provides a much more singular source of truth for all other services. For those where it is not available, we can continue relying on direct redirects.
Marty self-assigned this 2023-01-11 09:55:57 +00:00
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