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[Lemoa] Adding Some Instances Won't Work (lemmygrad.ml)

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Hi everyone, I have been trying to get Lemoa to work on my PostmarketOS setup.

At first run, I tried to add an instance. There are two choices: Public and Custom. When Public is selected nothing happens, I don't even know if something should happen. And when Custom is selected it asks for an instance url. When I input lemmy.world or lemm.ee it works. But when I input lemmy.ml or lemmygrad.ml it just says "error decoding response body: expected value at line 1 column 1". I guess it's an error regarding the language the program was written, which is Rust, and that it cannot interpret the url, I'm not sure.

I thought .ml TLD might be the reason, being not so popular, I don't know. But so is .ee, and it works.

I don't have a github account so i can't open an issue there, hopefully the developer sees this post, or if anyone else here had the same problem they can enlighten me.

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