Yes, confirmed having an outage: https://www.redditstatus.com/incidents/014dkyf9dqfl

This is amazing. Their apk sizes are actually smaller than what I get after compiling myself with fewer patches!

It depends on whether the feature is server-side restricted. For example, xManager can’t set audio quality to very high.

https://revanced.app

Does it support docker compose?

Production runs on Linux server. The problem is with development environment, I want to avoid Virtualbox as it would be an extra overhead to manage and affect DX.

Mailcow for selfhosted email.

Well, your question actually shows up on google now!
https://www.google.com/search?q=seo+discoverability+options+lemmy

Should I disable windows firewall if I use this? It wasn’t clear from their docs whether I should.

DoD: “We are not supporting Chrome at this time due to adblocking changes, use our Firefox extension to stay safe”

You’ve understood it correctly. I’ll copy the comment that explains it nicely:

Reddit apps like Boost use something called an API key to authenticate to Reddit’s servers. All redditors using unpatched Boost connect using the same API key. The big change to Reddit’s pricing is that they will only allow up to 100 free requests per minute for each API key. Because there are thousands of people using Boost, this would quickly exceed Reddit’s rate limit, and the price for all those requests becomes massive.
What this patch does is allow you to use your own personal API key, rather than the same official Boost key as everyone else. You get your own free 100 requests per minute and are able to keep using Boost without getting ratelimited.

NSFW content still won’t be available with this method though.
On iOS this can be done using sideloading:
https://www.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/14nizkh/use_apollo_with_personal_api_key