A web-based Mastodon client described as aimed at power users. It offers a customizable column-based interface, support for managing several Mastodon accounts across different instances at the same time, and real-time updates when new messages are posted. The site states it does no tracking or logging and stores no personal data.
A page on the JoinPeerTube site for finding PeerTube platforms and creating an account among a list of existing platforms. The list can be filtered by theme, category or language, and is generated from instances.joinpeertube.org.
A browser-based tool that opens ActivityPub posts and profiles in the user's preferred server. Users prepend an ActivityPub link with the service's URL, and links then open on the configured server. It has only been tested with Mastodon instances, and Threads.net does not always work. No sign-up is needed; the server is stored in localStorage.
StreetPass is a browser extension that helps users find people on Mastodon. Mastodon users verify themselves by adding a custom link to their personal site, and StreetPass adds found links to a StreetPass list while the user browses the web. The project is open source and states that nothing leaves the device and that profile resolution is handled in the browser.
Fediverse.Party is a guide to decentralized, autonomous networks running free open software on servers worldwide. It presents federated platforms including Friendica, Lemmy, Mastodon, PeerTube, Pleroma, Funkwhale, Hubzilla, Misskey, Pixelfed and diaspora. The site states there are no ads and no algorithms.
diaspora* is a decentralized social network made up of independently run servers called pods. Users choose a pod to register with and can communicate across the network. It is Free Software and organizes contacts into aspects to control who sees shared content.
A site that helps users choose a Mastodon instance by asking a few questions about their needs and then showing instances that best suit them. Any step may be skipped by keeping default options. The first step asks which languages the user speaks.
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A page on the JoinPeerTube site for finding PeerTube platforms and creating an account among a list of existing platforms. The list can be filtered by theme, category or language, and is generated from instances.joinpeertube.org.
A browser-based tool that opens ActivityPub posts and profiles in the user's preferred server. Users prepend an ActivityPub link with the service's URL, and links then open on the configured server. It has only been tested with Mastodon instances, and Threads.net does not always work. No sign-up is needed; the server is stored in localStorage.
StreetPass is a browser extension that helps users find people on Mastodon. Mastodon users verify themselves by adding a custom link to their personal site, and StreetPass adds found links to a StreetPass list while the user browses the web. The project is open source and states that nothing leaves the device and that profile resolution is handled in the browser.
Fediverse.Party is a guide to decentralized, autonomous networks running free open software on servers worldwide. It presents federated platforms including Friendica, Lemmy, Mastodon, PeerTube, Pleroma, Funkwhale, Hubzilla, Misskey, Pixelfed and diaspora. The site states there are no ads and no algorithms.
diaspora* is a decentralized social network made up of independently run servers called pods. Users choose a pod to register with and can communicate across the network. It is Free Software and organizes contacts into aspects to control who sees shared content.
A site that helps users choose a Mastodon instance by asking a few questions about their needs and then showing instances that best suit them. Any step may be skipped by keeping default options. The first step asks which languages the user speaks.
