Inside Pleroma, links to Pleroma posts are broken, they are absolute links that use the domain name of the pleroma server, instead of pointing to the current domain (samizdapp.local) or being relative.
If it is easy to configure this, that could be a fix, but the more robust solution is to probably implement service worker logic that handles these urls.
Inside Pleroma, links to Pleroma posts are broken, they are absolute links that use the domain name of the pleroma server, instead of pointing to the current domain (samizdapp.local) or being relative.
If it is easy to configure this, that could be a fix, but the more robust solution is to probably implement service worker logic that handles these urls.