Mastodon is a free and open-source decentralized social media platform. Each server is an independent entity that interoperates with others, and accounts can follow anyone across servers with posts in chronological order.
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.
Mumble is a free, open source voice chat application designed for low latency and high quality communication. The project dates back over a decade and documents features for end-users, administrators and hosters, including an extensive permission system, audio recording and positional audio in games. Server administration documentation covers configuration files and permission settings.
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List of Mastodon instances.
The Mastodon documentation site explains Mastodon, microblogging, federation and the ActivityPub protocol. It describes how separate Mastodon websites interoperate and how other implementations such as Pleroma, Pixelfed, Misskey, PeerTube and Plume can communicate over ActivityPub. It also covers practical topics, including choosing a service provider, moderation policy and optional features for administrators.
This page introduces the Mastodon REST API, which provides access to Mastodon data over HTTP with JSON payloads. It explains REST concepts, HTTP request and response methods such as GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE, and how to provide parameters via query strings, form data or JSON, using cURL examples.
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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.
Mumble is a free, open source voice chat application designed for low latency and high quality communication. The project dates back over a decade and documents features for end-users, administrators and hosters, including an extensive permission system, audio recording and positional audio in games. Server administration documentation covers configuration files and permission settings.
With the variable width style, makes the drawer narrower and the other columns scale accordingly.
List of Mastodon instances.
The Mastodon documentation site explains Mastodon, microblogging, federation and the ActivityPub protocol. It describes how separate Mastodon websites interoperate and how other implementations such as Pleroma, Pixelfed, Misskey, PeerTube and Plume can communicate over ActivityPub. It also covers practical topics, including choosing a service provider, moderation policy and optional features for administrators.
This page introduces the Mastodon REST API, which provides access to Mastodon data over HTTP with JSON payloads. It explains REST concepts, HTTP request and response methods such as GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE, and how to provide parameters via query strings, form data or JSON, using cURL examples.
