https://fraidyc.at

FraidycatFraidycat Follow from afar. Extension for Firefox: Download (v1.1.10, released 29 May 2021) Extension for Chrome: Download (v1.1.10, released 29 May 2021) Linux: Download Or for Debian/Ubuntu: fraidycat_1.1.7_amd64.deb (v1.1.7, released 24 Sep 2020, no online sync) Mac OS X: Download (v1.1.7, released 24 Sep 2020, no online sync) Windows: Download (v1.1.7, released 24 Sep 2020, no online sync) Source code at Github fraidyc.at/blog ◆ @fffraidycat the outer web on Discord The Fraidycat web extension doesn't access websites as you visit them. It asks for permission to access all websites because it is fetching websites in the background (without using your credentials). Fraidycat doesn't communicate with a central server - unless your browser syncs Fraidycat's settings to a central server. Read the privacy policy for complete details. Follow Support Feeds (RSS, Atom or JSON Feed). This is how Fraidycat reads blogs, Tumblr, Medium, Mastodon, micro.blog, Wikipedia, Kickstarter or Stack Overflow. If only every network used RSS! Twitter, Instagram, SoundCloud. These sites don't support RSS, so Fraidycat does its best to pick things out of their web pages. Pinboard, YouTube and Reddit. These sites do offer RSS, but it's not advertised very well. So Fraidycat figures out where to find the RSS feeds for you. Twitch. Fraidycat now also shows when a follow is live. TiddlyWiki. Fraidycat reads the whole wiki and treats it like a giant RSS feed. Be aware that giant wikis may load down Fraidycat. What's Coming Next? I'd like to offer a personal search box for your follows. Perhaps even a keyword filter that will notify you when that keyword comes up in a follow. Mobile support. An iOS and Android app to sync using Firefox Sync. Let you use your credentials to follow private Facebook and Instagram accounts. The ability to reply and share by way of the extension. Fraidycat is a desktop app or browser extension for Firefox or Chrome. I use it to follow people (hundreds) on whatever platform they choose - Twitter, a blog, YouTube, even on a public TiddlyWiki. Hit Fraidycat's button and the main page comes up. There is no news feed. Rather than showing you a massive inbox of new posts to sort through, you see a list of recently active individuals. No one can noisily take over this page, since every follow has a summary that takes up a mere two lines. You can certainly expand this 'line' to see a list of recent titles (or excerpts) from the individual - or click the name of the follow to read the individual on their network. And, if you are logged-in to your browser, Fraidycat will sync your follows between your different computers. Tags and Importance Follows are arranged by tag (text - I like to use emoji) and the tabbed bar on Fraidycat's main page lets you select a tag to view. Follows also have an importance: real-time, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly. These indicate how frequently Fraidycat should check that individual and moves follows off the main page if they aren't real-time, where you can view them periodically on your own. Source code at Github. Licensed under the Blue Oak 1.0.0. (Similar to MIT License.) 3-D cats by Clint Bingham. Signika font created by Anna Giedryś for her MA project. Everything else by Kicks Condor.enenhttps://fraidyc.at

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