Yea exactly, no hate for the app ofc just not for me personally. I know a lot of people are grateful for it

I tried it and wasn’t the biggest fan, mainly because it’s designed like an iOS app. Probably great for former Apollo users but as an android user it’s just not for me. It definitely is a pretty slick web client though and I’d use it over the official reddit app any day 😂

Edited to include a summary of what I’ve done so far. I may try to go more in depth with it, but I am thinking of making a new post detailing what I did after I get it up and running fully functional. That way I’ll know all the mistakes I made and bumps encountered and how I overcame them. I will make sure to include a link to the post in an edit here when it’s done.

I just made a post about having issues with getting a fully functional instance so I think I’m gonna give this a try.

Yea but if you host with a major cloud server provider you’re basically having 100% uptime because they very very rarely go down and so the only issues would be stuff you’d have to deal with.