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Reviews for Graze for Mastodon

Graze for Mastodon by Jared Zimmerman

3.3 Stars out of 5
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Review by stib
by stib , 2 years ago
Not working. When I authorize it I am given a code, but there is nowhere to put the code, so it's stuck on the authorisation step. I ike the intent, but it's currently broken

Developer response

posted 2 years ago
Hi there, usually this is due to connecting Graze to an incompatible service check the FAQ for troubleshooting tips - https://faqabout.me/iam/graze#q-what-do-i-do-with-the-authorization-code-4791
21 reviews
  • by Firefox user 15267721, 7 months ago
    Looks to be well maintained, lots of public resources on roadmaps/updates. Keep it up!
  • by Anatol, 9 months ago
    please add an option to disable the `appearGraze` CSS animations, they are pretty broken: https://chaos.social/@dngrs/112226225786406507
  • by John Harris, 10 months ago
    I'd like to use this, but it isn't currently compatible with our instance which runs the Hometown fork. My rating of 3 stars is only giving it the benefit of the doubt.
  • by Firefox user 14283121, a year ago
  • by serving_, a year ago
  • by Firefox user 13354156, a year ago
  • by coldReactive, a year ago
    The Extension is really good. What it doesn't tell you is that all of those pop-ups that you get when you click on the favorite or boost or reply button keep stacking up behind the scenes. If you open a new mastodon image to view it close up then hit escape or click off of it, all of the allegedly "closed" pop-ups will suddenly be brought to the front and you...

    have. to. close. all. of. them. before. you. can. continue. browsing. on. that. mastodon. instance. (And you get sent to the top of the feed of that page once you close them all. Losing your scroll progress.)

    It is EXTREMELY annoying to do and I hope it gets fixed soon.
  • by Peter, a year ago
  • by Brian Vaughan, a year ago
  • by Scheiße, 2 years ago
  • by Firefox user 17701418, 2 years ago
  • by ELLIOTTCABLE, 2 years ago
    Not only does this request data for *all websites* upon install, instead of allowing you to whitelist instances one-at-a-time; there are also open-source alternatives. (No GitHub link; "@jaredzimmerman@social.jaredzimmerman.com" doesn't resolve; no way to report issues.)

    Developer response

    posted 2 years ago
    Unfortunately due to the nature of browser extensions, and opt-in per instance permissions model is not possible. It’s not open source, that is correct, and I assure you I’m very much available at https://social.jaredzimmerman.com/@jaredzimmerman to help. But I don’t think you want help, just to complain 🙃
  • by Firefox user 12851851, 2 years ago
  • by Cris, 2 years ago
    This is great & really helps reduce one of Mastodon's friction points. My use of it is pretty basic, but thus far it has always proved 100% reliable for me.
  • by Doo, 2 years ago
    Not really sure when it functions or not, but I suppose it worked for me once or twice.
    However, it breaks bandcamp site currently, and there is no place report the bug. Author is also not found via @jaredzimmerman@jaredzimmerman.com. Hence not many stars.

    Developer response

    posted 2 years ago
    Band camp bug has been resolved and I’m jaredzimmerman@social.jaredzimmerman.com it’s linked within the extension window, so it the support and bug reporting link, right at the bottom of the window.
  • by STHayden, 2 years ago
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  • by pixiekat, 2 years ago
  • by Firefox user 17710024, 2 years ago