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>>robbie+(OP)
Reddit is a website. Just make normal browser requests. You don't have to use their "sanctioned" "API."

>>tumult+Vz
Unfortunately, that turns your app from "load consistent data" to "parse HTML that could change daily and try to keep up with a perpetually moving shit pie".

Not the greatest of experience, both for devs and users.

>>ohgodp+4G
In theory, maybe. In practice, I've not found that to be the case.