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Sorry for the late response. Just double-checked in my browser. However, it does print
I am not aware of any browser detection on Reddit, however that doesn't mean it could not exist. |
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I set up a GitHub action to check links on my personal site, which happens to contain a Reddit link. Annoyingly, it fails with a 403, and I'm not sure what to do with it.
I've reproduced this issue in a test repo; the Lychee job generated this report: j-hui/lychee-test#2. Note that both valid and invalid links generate a 403, meaning I can't just filter out 403 responses or something like that.
Even worse, Lychee seems to report the invalid Reddit link as OK when I run
lychee
locally:Does anyone know how I can reliably check the validity of Reddit links? This is probably more specific to what Reddit's servers are doing, but I wasn't sure where to ask about that so I figured I'd start here. Thanks in advance!
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