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minus-square@DocMcStuffinlink0•2 years agoPossibly. I have Javascript turned on. A long time ago I tried running NoScript and just gave up. Lemmy’s frontend and backend are separate. If someone was feeling ambitions they could update or replace Lemmy-UI with the js removed.
minus-square@solrizelink1•2 years agoAre you saying the web front end is an API client doing everything through websockets? So it would be fairly straightforward to have another client that renders old school HTML. Something to think about, thanks.
minus-square@DocMcStuffinlink1•2 years agoI’m not sure of the specifics. I’ve only given the code and docs a cursory look. If you want to dig in then here you go: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui Lemmy Documentation
minus-square@solrizelink1•2 years agoThanks, I’ll put it on my todo list, but I have to get my data off reddit first, before they shut off the api at the end of the month.
Possibly. I have Javascript turned on. A long time ago I tried running NoScript and just gave up.
Lemmy’s frontend and backend are separate. If someone was feeling ambitions they could update or replace Lemmy-UI with the js removed.
Are you saying the web front end is an API client doing everything through websockets? So it would be fairly straightforward to have another client that renders old school HTML. Something to think about, thanks.
I’m not sure of the specifics. I’ve only given the code and docs a cursory look. If you want to dig in then here you go:
Thanks, I’ll put it on my todo list, but I have to get my data off reddit first, before they shut off the api at the end of the month.