Closed MintMain21 closed 1 year ago
I've started working on it after seeing your issue. It is going to look like this:
/*
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/ _ \| \ | | / _ \| ___| ___|
| | | | \| |_____| | | | |_ | |_
| |_| | |\ |_____| |_| | _| | _|
\___/|_| \_| \___/|_| |_|
CHANGE THE RELEVANT VALUE TO "false" TO
DISABLE THE REDIRECTION FOR THAT
PARTICULAR SITE */
// REDIRECTON FARSIDE
// ---------- -------
var fandom = [true, false];
var gtranslate = [true, true];
var hackernews = [true, true];
var imdb = [true, true];
var imgur = [true, true];
var instagram = [true, true];
var medium = [true, true];
var quora = [true, true];
var reddit = [true, true];
var reuters = [true, true];
var tiktok = [true, true];
var twitter = [true, true];
var wikipedia = [true, true];
var youtube = [true, true];
I'll try to finish it as soon as possible, thank you for your recommendation.
By default, most of the redirects (YouTube/Twitter specifically) use FarSide to ensure that they always redirect to the most readily available and stable instance, acting as a sort of wild card.
However, some instances have preferences I'm not a fan of, such as default languages or disabled features.
I would appreciate being able to set up a blacklist/whitelist of instances FarSide uses, if possible.
Alternatively, being able to disable FarSide for individual redirects and instead use a pool of pre-chosen instances like with Bibliogram or Proxitok would be welcome as well. It seems when Farside Support was added that this option was dropped for YouTube/Twitter in favor of FarSide. I think there's value in keeping it an option though, even though FarSide is clearly more efficient.