I understood, but I cant speak to the asker's tech level. But then, even as a hobbyists i use Linux and have ancient Fedora training.

Maybe easier to say its an interface for accessing lemmy and comparing it to your web browser though. Like saying Firefox or Edge shouldn't be able to filter what users and videos you can see on YouTube.

Still close enough to get the picture.

hexbear test domain is still blocked, fandom.com, socialskateclub.com,

    'britishtalks.com',  
    'euronewstop.co.uk',  
    'Newstop.africa',  
    'Britishattitudes.com',  
]```  
```const OTHER_RUSSIAN_CAMPAIGNS = [  
    'seattle-tribune.com',  
    'southfront.org',  
    'spiegel.bz',  
]```  
everything in `const JOHN_MARK_DOUGAN = [`  
counterintelligence for ```const MAGA_PROPAGANDA = [  
    'truthsocial.com',  
]```  
```// Disallow link shorteners  
export const LINK_SHORTENERS = [```  
`export const FACEBOOK = [`  
`export const REDDIT = [`  
`export const TWITTER = [`  
`export const BLUESKY = [`  
```"chapo.chat",  
"lemmyusa.com",?  
"lemy.lol",?```  

And the fact it's again, **a client side filter, unexposed instead of being **A FRONTEND OPTION** upon setting up your account.** I may not agree with the actual legit spam domains, **but this list should be frontend exposed,** dangerous ones server side exposed (“These blocklist server side, they cannot be reversed, sorry”)  

>[moron](https://ableist.org/language-guide/)  

You’ve never done counterintelligence‽