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First pass at Mitra comptaibility in Soapbox FE: https://gitlab.com/soapbox-pub/soapbox-fe/-/merge_requests/1031

It can’t log in or register yet (Mitra uses Ethereum auth), but when auth credentials are manually entered into the browser, it can do basic things like view timeline and post statuses.

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First pass at Mitra compatibility (!1031) · Merge requests · Soapbox / Soapbox FE · GitLab

Importing my auth credentials manually (and disabling CORS), I am able to view timelines and post a status on mitra.social.
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tallship
tallship  
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Pritty fricken' kewl Alex!

Although I don't know what you mean by entering credentials into the browser.

Do you mean enter the public key (ETH wallet addy) into the #Soapbox-FE pwd field?

#Mitra itself asks (requires, like you said) you to sign with say, MetaMask, but you're presumably (hopefully) not suggesting that someone paste a private key anywhere.

Regardless, and no matter how you stack it up, Soapbox-FE is a totally rockin' UI.

🤘💀🤘

https://mitra.social/

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Mitra

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Alex Gleason
Alex Gleason  
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Regardless of whether you sign in with a password or Metamask, you get an oauth token either way. I just inserted the oauth token.

That being said, you can now login to Mitra with Soapbox normally, Metamask and all.
silverpill
silverpill  
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Did you implement the new login method (EIP4361)?
Alex Gleason
Alex Gleason  
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No. I wanted to implement it in Pleroma, but the only Elixir library still requires Rust.
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