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Cloudflare Protection Broke Mobile App
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this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2023
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I agree. I’m very sorry for breaking it! Just trying to keep the site running!
You're doing great! We're still in the wild west days, we all know there will be a few hiccups.
Thanks mate, I'm back in. You're doing a great work running this instance.
I am back in! Thanks. It's a cat and mouse game. I get it. Thanks for the work you do.
You’re welcome! I’m very glad to be helping to create a community like this!!
Oh I’m not upset at all! Thank you for administering the site! I figured you had an influx of users and the cloudflare ddos protection is helpful under those times. I ended up just using the web interface, which was totally fine. Thanks for being admin!
Future Lemmy release will enable CORS headers which will allow web clients to connect directly to Lemmy server. This should make it easier for clients to reach server through Cloudflare filters.
Seems like mobile for lemmy in general (any instance) is just suffering. I couldn't create an account or login using iOS. Desktop is fine, but it acts like JS doesn't even work on mobile browsers, at least my mobile browsers.
As mentioned in other parts of this thread, it's all a WIP. I'm just happy to have a proper reddit alternative