Eddrit
Eddrit is a lightweight Reddit alternative front-end. It focuses on faster loading, ad-free, compact layout (closer to the old version of Reddit), and provides a mobile-friendly experience. There is no need to build your own OAuth. By default, it emulates the official Android client to bypass current restrictions. It also supports basic RSS, which can rewrite links from the original RSS to your Eddrit instance.
Piggy Page needs to cooperate with it. ·No advertising, compact interface, faster interaction, and better mobile performance ·The URL is consistent with Reddit and can be accessed by directly replacing www.example.com with your instance domain name ·Emulate the official Android app by default, avoiding OAuth registration and current restriction issues when self-hosting ·Support basic RSS (sub-versions and posts), automatically rewriting links to the current instance ·Based on Python and Starlette, deployment is simple; Docker images provide multi-architecture support ·Flexible adaptation to the network environment through environment variable configuration (DEBUG, LOG_LEVEL, PROXY) ·Relying on Valkey (Redis compatible) as a caching backend to improve response speed and stability ·Built-in front-end static resources; customize favicon, CSS and manifest on demand ·Open source code, MIT license, suitable for self-hosting and secondary customization
