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yolosolo
13y ago
Use your Vine credentials. If you normally use Twitter to login to Vine it will not work. You will need to create a new account where you sign in using your e-mail.
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yolosolo
13y ago
There's no other way to engineer this, if all the requests were made server side with one account, you wouldn't be able to use any of the features that the mobile application offers which is the whole point of this extension. I un
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yolosolo
13y ago
Why so angry?
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yolosolo
13y ago
Exactly your point? You didn't make any.
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yolosolo
13y ago
Haha, that is interesting I admit. The reason I created it is because I believed there was a need for it. It's a lot easier to browse Vine from VineClient since your resolution is much larger.
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yolosolo
13y ago
Simply create another account for Vine if you'd like. How else is it supposed to pull up your profile. And the extension is required to emulate the mobile application, modifying the request headers and creating client side requests so
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yolosolo
13y ago
I don't use shared web hosting. Thankfully.
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yolosolo
13y ago
I guess that's fairly standard
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yolosolo
13y ago
I just fixed that, my bad. Your resolution must be extremely low.
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yolosolo
13y ago
They can't throttle the access as the requests are made client side. It's the same as if you were using your smartphone to access vine except on a web browser. None of the content goes through my server, the only thing that is ser
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yolosolo
13y ago
I'm sorry for coming off that way. I just hate the fact that all you guys are coming off extremely negative and then wondering why I'm not responding the way you want me to. I've dealt with a thing or two in my career my frie
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yolosolo
13y ago
Exactly, people here need to take a chill pill. There's no money in play here. Twitter / Vine have other fish to fry.
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yolosolo
13y ago
I've never said that. I'm not gambling anything. I'm just saying that a C&D letter doesn't scare me. Y'all should read Vine's Terms of Service. I did.
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yolosolo
13y ago
Yes, I can do registrations. I did not include the registration on there for the simple fact that I didn't want users to abuse the registration form.
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yolosolo
13y ago
I'll wait, I'm not gonna shut down with a strongly worded C&D. And besides, I don't believe Vine is aware of VineClient at the moment, this is being blown way out of proportion.
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yolosolo
13y ago
Haha you got that right!
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yolosolo
13y ago
The word "Vine" is in the dictionary, it does not solely serve the name of the Vine application. Also, none of the copyrighted logos / trademarks are used on the site. I'm not worried.
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yolosolo
13y ago
I'm not worried. Thanks for the heads up. The software is produced under a company anyway, not me personally. I'll be waiting for a C&D.
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yolosolo
13y ago
I agree! I highly doubt they would acquire VineClient, however the whole C&D thing is a bit far fetched. They have no grounds to send a C&D, those are all public endpoints that I'm using. If they wanted their content to be so s
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yolosolo
13y ago
I had to make an extension because it acts as a blocker so I can modify the request headers before the request is sent to emulate the mobile app. Also, I need access to all data because of the cross-origin requests. Also, I needed all the r
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Show HN: First ever made Vine web client
(vineclient.com)
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yolosolo
13y ago
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Show HN: I made the first web based Vine client
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yolosolo
13y ago
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