When the Open Social Web Hybridizes: Raccoon for Friendica is a new app... Mastodon. And it even has a little Lemmy in it! That's why the Free Software + Fediverse duo is such a valuable resource.
Raccoon 1.0 was finally released for Android in recent days, a rather innovative client originally created for #Friendica, but which has now become one of the most innovative apps for the user experience on #Mastodon. The app is available for Android (already on the Play Store and Izzidroid, and will soon be available on F-Droid), but a #Debian package has also been released. An iOS version remains to be seen for its success.
The app introduces some very important innovations to the federated app landscape.
1. Navigate the Fediverse from an app, even without creating an account
Raccoon is the only app that lets you browse the Fediverse even without an account. When you install it, you can select any Friendica or Mastodon instance and "leverage" its local public and federated timelines. This way, users can explore multiple instances before choosing which one to open an account on. Of course, even after adding an account (the app manages multiple accounts), you can browse the timelines of servers other than the one you signed up to.
2. "Browse through" messages: "swipe" navigation
Unlike all other social apps (both those for the Fediverse and those for commercial social networks), #RaccoonForFriendica lets you open a post in your timeline and continue browsing through previous and next posts by simply swiping left and right.
This is a truly interesting ergonomic innovation.
3. Finally a formatting bar in social apps
Since the app was created for Friendica, it features a built-in formatting toolbar reminiscent of Lemmy clients (in fact, the developer @janTeko first experimented with app development with a Lemmy app). The formatting toolbar can also be used for Mastodon instances running the Glitch-soc fork, such as infosec.exchange, tech.lgbt, and my poliversity.it instance, which was the one the developer experimented with.
In addition to being more immediate, writing formatted posts is also made easier by a "preview" function that helps avoid errors in Markdown or BBCode coding.
4. Finally, Mastodon users will be able to enjoy Fediverse groups too.
As you may know, Mastodon doesn't support the display of group posts. Even if you select a group, you'll still see a single timeline where top posts alternate with replies. Searching for a thread on Mastodon is therefore very complicated, but the #Raccoon developer has found a way to enable "topic" viewing across all accounts that are "activitypub groups," be they #Lemmy, #NodeBB, Piefed, Mbin, Peertube, Wordpress, Mobilizon, Flipboard, etc.
This idea also came about thanks to the fact that the developer had previously tried his hand at developing an app for Lemmy and was able to experiment with the formatting bars and display of Lemmy "communities," which are nothing other than "#activitypub groups."
5. Other interesting features
Among other features, you can
- view the HTML code of messages;
- send scheduled posts;
- fully configure the interface;
- support for writing in HTML, useful both for Mastodon Glitch-soc and for writing WordPress posts by integrating the plugin "Activitypub for Wordpress" from @pfefferle and the "Enable Mastodon App" plugin from @alex
- integrate translation libraries
6. What's still missing?
The app features all the features found in most other Mastodon apps, except one: the correct handling of Mastodon posts that quote other posts. These are still displayed in a fairly primitive way. The developer is trying to decide whether to adapt to Mastodon specifications or reinterpret the feature in a more personalized way.
It must be said that, unfortunately, the implementation of quoted messages (already present in Friendica for ages) was implemented by Mastodon very late, only in recent months, and in a very "personal" way that many other software developers did not appreciate.
7. Raccoon is an app that will benefit users who already use Mastodon but also those who have never "tried" the Fediverse
This app has been under development for almost two years, and the beta version is just over a year old. However, version 1.0 has resolved all previously encountered issues.
Based on user feedback, the developer will evaluate whether to create an iOS version and even a Windows version.
Anyone who wishes to allow reporting of application errors can enable anonymous crash reports.
8. Links and Resources
This is the developer's profile:
androiddev.social/users/janTek…
This is the app repository: github.com/LiveFastEatTrashRac…
This is the Play Store link:
play.google.com/store/apps/det…
This is the link on IzzyDroid (the app will be released on F-Droid soon, but is currently under review):
apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/a…
Here is the developer's blog:
livefasteattrashraccoon.github…
Finally, from here you can download the .apk or .deb package without using the online stores. line:
github.com/LiveFastEatTrashRac…
One last recommendation
The public's response will be important to enable the further development of this app.
If you want to test it on Mastodon, I recommend using instances running the glitch-soc fork. Among these, I'd recommend the infosec.exchange instance, which is well managed by @jerry. And of course, but only if you communicate in Italian or Esperanto, I'd be happy to host you on my poliversity.it instance.
Regarding Friendica, I recommend two instances: friendica.world, managed by @ruud and featuring a rather lively timeline, and, of course, social.trom.tf, excellently managed by @tio.
If you communicate in Italian, I'd be happy to host you on my poliverso.org instance.
Greetings to all and let me know if you need further information, if you have tried the app and how you found it.
Francesco
You can also interact with me through the Mastodon account @informapirata and the Friendica account @notizie
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Lorena Alsazia
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Andrea Rizzi
in reply to macfranc • • •macfranc
in reply to Andrea Rizzi • • •@anriz I understand your concerns, because you're a Friendica user, and the Friendica web interface already provides an excellent way to view activitypub groups and group them by topic.
But the Mastodon user doesn't have the same user experience as you: for him, groups are just normal users who share both initial posts and replies in the same timeline. It's a real mess! 🤣
Raccoon on the other hand keeps things tidy and presents a neat display
@fediverse
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Andrea Rizzi
in reply to macfranc • • •𝔻𝕚𝕖𝕘𝕠 🦝🧑🏻💻🍕 likes this.
Tio
in reply to macfranc • •𝔻𝕚𝕖𝕘𝕠 🦝🧑🏻💻🍕 likes this.
macfranc
in reply to Tio • • •Your instance is one of those shortlisted by Raccoon both because it's very well moderated and because it has a local timeline accessible even without logging in.
I'm glad you'll recommend this app to your contacts. In that regard, although none of us are in love with Google (🤬), we must admit that the presence of the 1.0 release on the Play Store is essential to overcome the psychological barrier of all those users who do not want to go to alternative stores or download the .apk package.
@pfefferle @jerry @informapirata @notizie @alex @fediverse @janTeko @ruud
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in reply to Tio • • •FrederikNJS
in reply to macfranc • • •macfranc
in reply to FrederikNJS • • •But after all, you're a forumverse/threadverse user! You shouldn't be afraid of long posts! 😅
ggtdbz
in reply to FrederikNJS • • •Posts about Fediverse interoperability are always a mess of different flavors of internet nerds who post in radically different formats clashing. It’s a glorious mess.
Personally I think micro blogging is an atrocious anti-discourse format but I also think anyone who writes the word “discourse” is automatically not worth listening to. So what do I know.
Insert 23 redundant hashtags about open source software here and tag eight accounts run by three people across six instances
(Mastodon friends I appreciate you but your posts are painful to look at through the Lemmy interface good god)
OpenStars
in reply to ggtdbz • • •it's the giant text isn't it?!?!? Or repeating it both in the title and then still yet over again, once more?!?!
Well I still think it's interesting content, after that.
macfranc
in reply to OpenStars • • •@OpenStars I'm both disappointed and amused by this inconvenience.
Unfortunate, because my intention was to highlight the app's qualities, not to annoy as many readers as possible.
But I'm also amused, because unfortunately, many Lemmy apps format titles poorly, transforming #/
h1tags into something like "format a gigantic title that takes up one screen for each syllable." 🤦♂️🤣@ggtdbz
OpenStars
in reply to macfranc • • •I am not sure that you would get this unless I add your user tag @macfranc@poliversity.it ?
It is not your fault. The entire Fediverse is still being built, and it only gets better over time.
The fact that Lemmy + PieFed + mBin + nodeBB can intercommunicate at all is fantastic, even though yes there are some kinks remaining to be worked out:-).
My intention was to make light of the reasoning behind criticism of your post, while pointing out to Threadiverse users that once you get past that, the actual content is quite solid. So less "wall of text" than merely "odd-looking introduction". It's a good post!
And yeah the giant text looks weird, haha! 😂 Especially since at first it is a repeat of the title, but then goes into new territory after that. I do not know if there is anything that can be done about it though, except further code development on the side of all the myriad varieties of recipients of the message.
macfranc
in reply to OpenStars • • •@OpenStars
Yes, I'd still get it, even if you didn't mention me. The problem arises when you reply to someone who replied to me: in that case, I might not receive the notification. Unfortunately (as often happens), the fault lies with Mastodon, not Lemmy/Piefed.
... Show more...I also believe this statement. Since I've been an instance administrator (Friendica, Lemmy, NodeBB, and Mastodon Glitch-soc), I'v
@OpenStars
Yes, I'd still get it, even if you didn't mention me. The problem arises when you reply to someone who replied to me: in that case, I might not receive the notification. Unfortunately (as often happens), the fault lies with Mastodon, not Lemmy/Piefed.
I also believe this statement. Since I've been an instance administrator (Friendica, Lemmy, NodeBB, and Mastodon Glitch-soc), I've always been concerned with how the Fediverse software integrates with each other and with spreading knowledge of the various platforms
My intention was to make light of the reasoning behind criticism of your post, while pointing out to Threadiverse users that once you get past that, the actual content is quite solid. So less “wall of text” than merely “odd-looking introduction”. It’s a good post!
Thank you for your feedback. It's somewhere between a press release and an informational post about the Fediverse. I'm only surprised because, usually, the criticisms about length come from Mastodon users, not Lemmy users...
Usually, the problem is solved at the user interface level. BBCode and Markdown have a certain number of standard levels for titles, and it's up to the final interpreter (the interface) to manage their display based on the tool (desktop browser, mobile browser, mobile app, etc.).
Repeating the title, on the other hand, is the best possible solution for integrating threads opened in the forumverse by microblogging users: Lemmy takes the first 200 characters of the first paragraph and converts them into a title, disabling formatting, links, and mentions. That data, however, is re-proposed at the beginning of the post text.
I understand there are some issues, but I don't see any better solution than this.
I should add that, unfortunately, Mastodon's recent implementation of quoted posts has made it difficult for Lemmy to manage opening posts, because Mastodon formats posts that quote another post as:
And therefore, the title of a Lemmy thread would become
"Re: fedilinkhttps"🤬Dentro il Social WARM – La scuola guida per esplorare il Fediverso, goderselo e vivere meglio (e abbandonare i social USA) – Parte 1
informapirataOpenStars
in reply to macfranc • • •There are so many fascinating differences in how your comment reply here shows vs. not.
Like on all of lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/70448923 and lemmy.world/post/48069327 and even piefed.zip/comment/5630582 your most recent comments here do not show up at all, despite it having been sent 2 hours ago. Though somehow your earlier comments are visible, but not your latest ones?
And yet I see them on my instance. I am not sure why, or if your tagging my username specifically helped cause that to happen for this instance but somehow no other instances.
The formatting if I ask to "view markdown source" is messed up - everything is on a single line, and some formatting indicators are missing - but the traditional, regular display mode of the message is perfect.
Interrelation between the different platforms still needs improvements, but it is encouraging to see it get better over time.
Poliverso
in reply to OpenStars • • •I'm still @macfranc@poliversity.it
If I remember correctly, there was a problem in Lemmy that should be fixed with the upcoming 1.0 release and has already been fixed with the latest Piefed releases. This meant that third-level comments that didn't originate from Lemmy or Piefed weren't processed correctly by the platform.
They're out now, but I should compare them with the replies appended to the original post.
poliversity.it/@macfranc/11673…
I'm still @macfranc@poliversity.it
If I remember correctly, there was a problem in Lemmy that should be fixed with the upcoming 1.0 release and has already been fixed with the latest Piefed releases. This meant that third-level comments that didn't originate from Lemmy or Piefed weren't processed correctly by the platform.
They're out now, but I should compare them with the replies appended to the original post.
poliversity.it/@macfranc/11673…
macfranc
2026-06-12 10:13:54
OpenStars
in reply to Poliverso • • •PieFed is running circles around Lemmy, even with the highly irresponsible code vulnerability disclosures awhile back.
As you know better than I, Friendica struggles mightily with scalability, Mastodon is slow to add new features especially those asked for many years, and Lemmy and Mbin are likewise exceedingly slow, whereas PieFed adds new MAJOR features quarterly even.
My hopes for the future of the entire Threadiverse lies with PieFed.
Poliverso
in reply to OpenStars • • •OpenStars
in reply to Poliverso • • •From what I can see, that is not a back-end restructuring but as far as a new architectural design it will purely affect the front-end UI. Which will begin to look somewhat more similar to PieFed, yet without coming anywhere close to what PieFed offers today, as opposed to what PieFed offered like a year ago. e.g. there will be no ability to hold polls (or to share those custom-built feeds?).
More relevant is that Lemmy 1.0 may take a year or so to become fully deployed across the Threadiverse, if past experience is any judge. The devs say to explicitly expect major breaking bugs and perhaps to avoid deployment in prod as a result. And ofc apps are going to need to catch up as well. This one being a breaking change may lead most older apps unable to connect to an instance that uses the newer software (unless I am misreading that part about the older backwards compatible API).
Lemmy.world in particular, which holds ~50% of Threadiverse users and >90% of the most highly-active commu
... Show more...From what I can see, that is not a back-end restructuring but as far as a new architectural design it will purely affect the front-end UI. Which will begin to look somewhat more similar to PieFed, yet without coming anywhere close to what PieFed offers today, as opposed to what PieFed offered like a year ago. e.g. there will be no ability to hold polls (or to share those custom-built feeds?).
More relevant is that Lemmy 1.0 may take a year or so to become fully deployed across the Threadiverse, if past experience is any judge. The devs say to explicitly expect major breaking bugs and perhaps to avoid deployment in prod as a result. And ofc apps are going to need to catch up as well. This one being a breaking change may lead most older apps unable to connect to an instance that uses the newer software (unless I am misreading that part about the older backwards compatible API).
Lemmy.world in particular, which holds ~50% of Threadiverse users and >90% of the most highly-active communities (unfortunately for the aim of decentralization) is well-known for delaying deployment until the Lemmy code fixes such issues.
So a year from now Lemmy will begin to catch up to some of what PieFed had almost a year ago in the past already, and meanwhile I expect PieFed will not itself be standing still all that time... I am glad to see that Lemmy is still being actively worked on, truly I am, but also I find it hard to actually be excited about that pace, by comparison. Then again, any movement forward still counts, and improves the Fediverse as a whole, so by however much, it is still a good thing!
Franc Mac
in reply to ggtdbz • • •@ggtdbz There's something I don't understand: from the desktop and smartphone web interface (see image), it appears the display isn't that abnormal. Do you see it differently?
I also don't understand the reference to Mastodon: most Mastodon users write in plain text, while only users of certain forks can use formatted text. What's the problem that bothers you reading Mastodon users' comments?
@FrederikNJS
PS: I wrote from my Friendica account because the images sent by Mastodon are not always readable on Lemmy
givesomefucks
in reply to FrederikNJS • • •null
in reply to givesomefucks • • •macfranc
in reply to null • • •@null
Exactly: what I meant by "Finally" was "It's about time!"
But as I explained previously, I don't know English, but I'm happy to do machine translation and reverse translation to check for minimum readability. I might be missing the connotation of some expressions or adverbs.
givesomefucks
in reply to macfranc • • •Why are people upvoting this?
If OP used AI to "make" this post, obviously the app is gonna be slop too
macfranc
in reply to givesomefucks • • •@givesomefucks I'm sorry, but you're making serious and false claims that do not honor either your reputation or your ability to recognize the synthetic origin of a text or code.
I wrote the post in Italian and first translated it into English (a language I don't know) using a machine translation system. I then did a back translation to make sure everything was at least comprehensible.
Regarding the app, if you had the necessary knowledge, you could take a look at the code to understand that the development wasn't done with vibe coding, but was done over the course of almost two years, integrating observations and addressing issues.
givesomefucks
in reply to macfranc • • •So...
AI "wrote" this post, like I said...
And AI coded it to?
You're just saying you put more effort in instead of just vibes?
Even your comment sounds like AI, it disagrees but then immediately acknowledged everything I said was correct.
Even your fucking chat or knows I'm right, you just told it to say I'm wrong.
Why would anyone download this fucking slop?
fizzle
in reply to givesomefucks • • •I share your concerns about AI slop but you're being a bit of a jerk.
Not everyone speaks English.
macfranc
in reply to fizzle • • •@fizzle Given that machine translation systems have nothing to do with LLMs, I see you understand perfectly well that it's perfectly fine not to know English, just as it's perfectly fine to use machine translation systems.
However, I can't be concerned about those who manage to turn what should be a legitimate and justified concern about the proliferation of AI-generated texts into a complete obsession.
@givesomefucks
Lorenzo
in reply to givesomefucks • • •@givesomefucks wrote
AHAHAH! You're a freak of nature! You're a curious mythological character, half paranoid obsessive, half troll. 🤣
But maybe you're just a jealous little person... In that case, you're just salty because you've probably never even been able to program a washing machine.
@macfranc
Giotras
in reply to macfranc • • •#DNFTT
@givesomefucks
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cannedtuna
in reply to givesomefucks • • •macfranc
in reply to cannedtuna • • •cannedtuna
in reply to macfranc • • •New account, was an hour old at the time I wrote the above, first thing they do is hop to this post to comment about downloading it.
There’s been a slew of posts recently about new apps, primarily on !selfhosted@lemmy.world that appear to be AI coded.
I did see you’ve got a number of people involved in this project so, maybe it’s unwarranted suspicion. My apologies if that’s the case. Just not a fan of AI.
macfranc
in reply to cannedtuna • • •macfranc
in reply to cannedtuna • • •...and as I explained here, it wasn't a "new" account, but rather one that was "intercepted" by Lemmy.world only when he replied to my post.
Franc Mac
2026-06-12 13:25:53
Franc Mac
in reply to cannedtuna • • •@cannedtuna I understand what you mean: you're referring to the post published by @Lorena Alsazia (here's Lemmy's post and here's the original on Friendica).
As you can see from the image, the user has been around for years (since August 8, 2021).
friendica.world/profile/lorena…
The date you find on Lemmy is because the user has likely never participated in a discussion on Lemmy.world.
lemmy.world/u/lorenaal@friendi…
I therefore ask you to amend your comment in light of the arguments I've presented.
Lorena Alsazia
in reply to Franc Mac • • •Franc Mac
in reply to Lorena Alsazia • • •@Lorena Alsazia no, tranquilla 😅 non ti sei mai iscritta su lemmy.world. Quella è solo la pagina del tuo account Friendica che viene riportata su un'altra istanza. Si tratta di una cosa normale, perché oggi sei "entrata" in un Thread ospitato in una community di lemmy.world e quindi è stato creato un "profilo fantasma" che serve all'istanza lemmy.world per gestire i tuoi post e le tue interazioni
@cannedtuna
Lorena Alsazia
in reply to Franc Mac • • •Lorenzo
in reply to cannedtuna • • •P03 Locke
in reply to macfranc • • •macfranc
in reply to P03 Locke • • •Jokes aside, Mastodon is the elephant in the room of interoperability in the Fediverse.
P03 Locke
in reply to macfranc • • •Mastodon isn't the entirely of ActivityPub apps. Lemmy doesn't seem to work with any of the ActivityPub apps, and nobody is trying to fix that problem.
It's not a "Fediverse", if it's not federated everywhere.
macfranc
in reply to P03 Locke • • •P03 Locke
in reply to macfranc • • •Mastodon isn’t the entirely of ActivityPub apps. There's also PeerTube, Pixelfed, Loops, Micro.blog, Flipboard (145M users), Misskey, and many many others.
Is there any ActivityPub app that Lemmy is compatible with, or is it broken
... Show more...Mastodon isn’t the entirely of ActivityPub apps. There's also PeerTube, Pixelfed, Loops, Micro.blog, Flipboard (145M users), Misskey, and many many others.
Is there any ActivityPub app that Lemmy is compatible with, or is it broken for all of them? Why pretend that it's part of a big Fediverse, when a vast majority of these instances are broken to us? (I'm not picking on discuss.tchncs.de, but you can plug in any Lemmy server you want and see the same kind of problems.)
You can have this stance, and be a purist about the RFCs and how the protocol is supposed to work. And you can push for these standards on your own platform for Lemmy.
But, at the end of the day, you still have to deal with the warts of other protocols and write the custom code it takes to bridge one app with another app. And then be thankful that you are not trying to bridge together an entirely different standard and are just trying to smooth over some structural differences in implementation.
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in reply to P03 Locke • • •oh, a clarification: I'm still @macfranc@poliversity.it
I'm a fan of Lemmy, though I recognize that some limitations could be considered flaws (piefed.social/comment/11707767).
However, your perspective must take into account some design (and history) issues with the software you mentioned:
... Show more...It's important to understand a few concepts here:
- Lemmy is based on Activitypub groups
- A group works by "resharing" an initial post and all replies to that post
- With some programs (Mastodon's "socialverse," Misskey, Pleroma, Friendica, or Pixelfed), you can "post inside a group" only by mentioning the "group user"; with others (Lemmy/Piefed/Mbin/NodeBB's forumverse, but also Peertube, Mobilizon, or Flipboard), you simply assign a discussion to a group (you can do this easily from the interface
oh, a clarification: I'm still @macfranc@poliversity.it
I'm a fan of Lemmy, though I recognize that some limitations could be considered flaws (piefed.social/comment/11707767).
However, your perspective must take into account some design (and history) issues with the software you mentioned:
It's important to understand a few concepts here:
- Lemmy is based on Activitypub groups
- A group works by "resharing" an initial post and all replies to that post
- With some programs (Mastodon's "socialverse," Misskey, Pleroma, Friendica, or Pixelfed), you can "post inside a group" only by mentioning the "group user"; with others (Lemmy/Piefed/Mbin/NodeBB's forumverse, but also Peertube, Mobilizon, or Flipboard), you simply assign a discussion to a group (you can do this easily from the interface). This second mode doesn't yet have a syntax shared by all the software in the Fediverse.
- Finally, a very important feature of Lemmy is that a post can only be published to one channel at a time. This might seem like a limitation (we'll discuss it later, when talking about Flipboard), but it's actually designed by the developers to prevent synchronous crossposting, which can dramatically increase spam.
Lemmy handles the display of Peertube content very well and correctly assigns it to the correct Peertube channel. What doesn't work well is the update system, which is why Lemmy can't act as a Peertube feed reader. This isn't Lemmy's fault, nor is it Peertube's, as each handles Activitypub groups differently.
That's not true. Lemmy handles Pixelfed very well. Pixelfed users can open threads on Lemmy or reply to Lemmy discussions. However, Pixelfed only shows users retweets made by Pixelfed, not those from other software. Therefore, Pixelfed users cannot access the groups.
Regarding your user, I'd like to point out that feddit.it can see it: feddit.it/u/NotAHopeInHades@pi…
Loops is still a very immature software, with very limited interoperability. I wouldn't consider it a valid test for certifying Lemmy's functionality.
Regarding your user, I'd like to point out that feddit.it can see it: feddit.it/u/spaceotter@loops.v…
I'm not familiar with Microblog, but (regarding your user) I'd like to point out that feddit.it can see it: feddit.it/u/akshay@social.lear…
Flipboard uses groups to manage the "magazines" of the "main accounts." Magazines are the thematic sections of the main account. Basically, the main account (for example, @NationalGeographic@flipboard.com) publishes a news item, and depending on the topic, it can be published in the "Science" Activitypub group (@science-NationalGeographic@flipboard.com) or the "Environment" Activitypub group (@environment-NationalGeographic@flipboard.com), OR both.
This design, intended to maximize visibility on the Mastodon audience, is incompatible with Lemmy's logic.
Lemmy, in fact, as I mentioned before, doesn't allow synchronous crossposting of the same content across multiple groups.
Lemmy handles Misskey very well. And Misskey handles Lemmy very well. I don't understand the problem.
OpenStars
2026-06-12 17:09:55
Phantaloons
in reply to macfranc • • •macfranc
in reply to Phantaloons • • •Perhaps rather than adding Orbot to the application, it would be better to create a RaccoOnion fork 😅
Phantaloons
in reply to macfranc • • •Any app can be aimed at by Orbot, but if orbot goes down or loses connection, the app doesn't discriminate.
XMPP apps adopt this from Conversations, there's a setting to only listen to the proxy/orbot only.
macfranc
in reply to Phantaloons • • •Elena Brescacin
in reply to Phantaloons • • •("orbo" is a term in my dialect meaning "blind" and I'm blind myself)
If I ever consider experimenting agent development, orbot is taken! 🧑🦯 🙈
macfranc
in reply to Elena Brescacin • • •@elettrona Orbot è un'applicazione fantastica che si può installare sui telefoni Android anche senza diritti di amministrazione e che in strada tutto il traffico su Rete Onion, la stessa di TOR Project
@Phantaloons
Elena Brescacin
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