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[girish]

@privsec the browser extensions on desktop allow you to change the endpoint to the free version.

[marcusquinn]

@privsec Their Basic endpoint has a character limit, this self-hosted version doesn't. Plus there's the privacy aspect, but mainly it's a way to use Languagetool on browsers without having that character limit on long inputs, like Webmail, Bloc Posts, other CMS long text edit fields.

[necrevistonnezr]

Is there any form of authentication? Or can anyone use my server once I have the app installed?

[marcusquinn]

@necrevistonnezr No auth, just the URL for the self-hosted api endpoint.

[girish]

@necrevistonnezr it can be protected. That doc is missing, will add tomorrow.

[necrevistonnezr]

@girish said in Apps:

@necrevistonnezr it can be protected. That doc is missing, will add tomorrow.

Thanks!

[RazielKanos]

Man am I lucky, in November I bought a 2-year subscription for it
Ack, the tool is really outstanding, I don't mind supporting the devs

[privsec]

So with the paid membership, I can change the mobile app to use the instance on my server?

[RazielKanos]

@privsec
no, as far as i understand it, paid service only work if you use their server.
It says for me "to use own servers you need to log out of your account

[scooke]

Another reason is to not give Google any more data. It is SOOOOO nice to use my own translation app! Plus, I use LanguageTool, too (on Yunohost)... all my data, all mine.

[privsec]

@RazielKanos
I have looged out and am on the mobile login screen.

I only see an option to create an account or to login or to reset the password

[marcusquinn]

@privsec Maybe one to ask their support about or log an issue in their GitHub repo. Let us know what you find.

[johannesjom]

@girish I would also be very interested in that. Have I overlooked the documentation?

[girish]

@johannesjom I am just working on it, hold on...

[girish]

@johannesjom documented at https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/languagetool/#security

[privsec]

Hey hey! That works!