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ulhar4409[d]: see my blog post, but tldr the endpoint is an API endpoint that takes a param for the source, a param for the target, and optionally a param for the voucher, and then if the synchronous validation step succeeds the user is redirected to the target, otherwise to a 404, and the async step is identical to a standard POST-style webmention
autumnlilybug
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2025-12-21 20:43
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kinda. it doesn't proxy the request but it functions identically to the post endpoint except with the params encoded in the url instead of a post request body
autumnlilybug
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2025-12-21 20:41
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ah yes classic USB-A that we can handle. still have far too many USB-A devices 😆
[tantek]
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2025-12-21 20:09
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would love to see someone with a cuecat demoing their workflow on a HWC or preferably an IndieWebCamp!
[tantek]
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2025-12-21 20:02
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how many dongles to you need to connect to hook up a cuecat to a modern laptop?
[tantek]
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2025-12-21 19:55
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maybe later i'll try putting together a bookmarklet to send webmentions, but i haven't done bookmarklets before, and my free time is lacking
ulhar4409
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2025-12-21 19:17
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(and as a reader i would probably rather not be the conduit by which a webmention is sent, zzzz)
ulhar4409
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2025-12-21 19:14
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[preview] [Katherine Isabella Del Toro] Implementing a Webmention Receiver For The Blog
Loqi
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2025-12-21 19:02
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while i feel like a get->post request proxy could work, you'd still need to encode the parameters into a url, no? unless you use the Referer header, but i'm not sure if that'd be reliable here
ulhar4409
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2025-12-21 18:35
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maybe a bookmarklet to send webmentions could be useful?
ulhar4409
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2025-12-21 18:30
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