Made a quick blog post on my Mitra experience. I like it, it's amazing to self host, but it's missing a few critical features IMO.
https://pleromanonx86.wordpress.com/2025/02/18/mitra-an-ideal-fedi-software-for-single-user-instances/
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@silverpill @tadano sorry, for non-logged in users. I was tired writing that hahaha
I just learned how search works finally.
Basically many Pleroma instances hide the instance/timelines to non-logged in users, or posts of users on other instances, etc.
@silverpill @sendpaws @tadano
>Hiding users and posts is a good idea, I'll add that to my list
Please make remote and local posts a separate config option as blocking access to local posts effectively breaks federation in one way. Other instances can't then fetch the remote object unless it was pushed directly to them.
>Hiding users and posts is a good idea, I'll add that to my list
Please make remote and local posts a separate config option as blocking access to local posts effectively breaks federation in one way. Other instances can't then fetch the remote object unless it was pushed directly to them.
@phnt @silverpill @tadano literally this, or sharing posts too
@sendpaws
Thank you for writing this!
Moderation tools are slowly being added, with instance-level filters coming first. If you need a particular feature, please let me know, maybe I'll be able to add it quickly. Other comments:
- It can run on FreeBSD (there is at least one instance)
- As @tadano mentioned, full text search can be enabled by prefixing your search query with
>.- Could you tell me more about the "ability to hide timelines for logged-in users"? How it should work?