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It'd be kinda nifty to implement just enough of the ActivityPub spec to make emojos.in act like an instance and be able to perform authenticated fetch for the custom emojis endpoint.

First click copies the correct string, second click probably shouldn't do anything?

using Firefox 59.0.2 on Windows 10

Currently misskey causes an internal server error
Misskey support would be very nice, the source is at https://github.com/syuilo/misskey

When checking an older mastodon instance, one that predates custom emojojn, it gives an 500 internal server error

Example: mastodon.club hasn't been updated in a while, it is running ver 1.4.1, checking for custom emojos on mastodon.club throws a 500 internal server error

This also happens when you check websites that are not mastodon instances, but presumably old mastodon instances is a more relevant fail.

This is the url: https://emojos.in/glitterkitten.co.uk

I don't have any more information than that, but I figure something other than an ugly 500 error page should be displayed.

(and thank you for this useful tool!)

When loading emojis from an instance that provides quite a lot (Several hundreds) will it not just slow down the website, but your entire browser alongside it.

This can probably be reduced (if not even prevented) by applying a loading=lazy attribute to the <img> tag.

Instance that you can make your browser cry with: https://emojos.in/blobfox.coffee

Feature request:

A button to download all of an instance's emojis

It seems to be incompatible for some reason with pleroma, even through it have mastodon API too.
I also looked at my server’s log and nothing seems to be wrong.

Tested with:

• social.hacktivis.me (my instance)
• pleroma.soykaf.com (lead dev instance)

Hello,

I've tried using the website, but it gives the following error :

404: Not Found

The requested resource could not be found.
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Rocket 

It seems like it's caused by using https:// in the URL part. For example : https://emojos.in/http:%2F%2Fmamot.fr

When entering a non-Mastodon-domain or a domain of an instance that's pre-custom-emojos (yes, those apparently still exist), I think the code is supposed to show https://emojos.in/oh_no.html, but that page doesn't exist, so it just shows a generic 500 error

(I might be wrong about the behavior, but this is what I deduced from the source code)

• Link to GitHub repo
• Link to Lambda zip file

On the emojos page, display emojos in columns. It would look much better organized.

There's a lot of animated emojis nowadays and there seems to have no way to see the animated versions in emojos.in, it would be nice to be able to click a button to see animated versions :)