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#[manton][Scott_Jack] I like Quotebacks too. Micro.blog’s “Embed” features is powered by it.
#sknebel[Scott_Jack]: last I looked at it you could pretty much generate the markup that the script would create also statically, so if you just want to copy the look you easily could
#[Scott_Jack][manton] I think micro.blog is probably where I saw it first.
#[Scott_Jack]@skebnel ah interesting I'll have to keep that in mind
#[snarfed]would be interesting to try to generalize a client-side fetching browser extension platform out of that for multiple different indieweb project, eg ownyourgram
#[snarfed]maybe start with just evangelizing the technique
#[tantek][snarfed] there's a client-side archival extension that may have some overlap here
#[KevinMarks]that fits in. bit with what i was saying about https://github.com/postlight/mercury-parser - that's tuned for finding pretty much just the e-content of a page, but it could be extended to do more backcompat work
#Loqi[postlight] mercury-parser: 📜 Extract meaningful content from the chaos of a web page
#[snarfed]the particularly useful setup here would be a browser extension base that fetches IG, uses granary to convert to mf2 (or whatever), and then sends that wherever you want it to
#[snarfed]the fetching itself is straightforward, not much code. the more interesting parts are 1) scraping that fetched HTML, which I currently do server side, and 2) generalizing that so multiple IndieWeb tools could use it
#[snarfed]I guess a first step would be to extend granary's REST API to accept scraped IG html, instead of only fetching server side
#[snarfed]^ aaronpk if you had this, would you use it for OwnYourGram? or anything else?
#aaronpkmy last attempt at ownyourgram as a browser extension hasn't been super successful, i think it's because the HTML/JSON that comes back has been changing. so if you would be continuing to chase those changes then yes it would be super handy to have an API to send the fetched HTML to that returns good data from it
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "web action urls" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "web action urls is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#LoqiA web action is the interface and user experience of taking a specific discrete action, across the web, from one site to another site or application https://indieweb.org/Web_Actions