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View a remote server's timeline

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Merged Alex Gleason requested to merge alexgleason/pleroma:restrict-domain into develop Jul 02, 2020
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Qoto.org has a cool feature that lets you view the timeline of a remote server. It looks like this:

Screenshot_from_2020-07-01_21-24-46

You can get to this view by clicking the 3 dots on a status:

Screenshot_from_2020-07-01_21-27-26

Behind the scenes all it's doing is pulling the public timeline with an extra filter on the domain:

Screenshot_from_2020-07-01_21-25-15

I was curious to see how easy it'd be to do in Pleroma and just spent a few minutes playing around with it. If we decide we want this I'll clean it up and add tests.

Edited Oct 09, 2020 by Alex Gleason
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Source branch: restrict-domain