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domain	exquisite.social
summary	To access and utilize the features of Mastodon's website interface effectively, ensure that you have enabled JavaScript in your browser settings as it is a requirement for using this service. If you're looking to use mobile or desktop applications specifically designed by Mastodon developers instead, consider downloading their native apps tailored for different platforms such as Apple iOS, Android OS, Windows Phone 7+, Mac with Xcode and later versions of OSX including macOS Mojave (10.14) onwards in the App Store; Linux on both x86-64 and ARM architectures through Flathub via Snap; or even a Raspberry Pi using Raspbian from their official site if you prefer to go server-side for instance by following guides like "How To Install Mastodon" found there. Additionally, users have access to several other applications such as the Holo app that is compatible with macOS Catalina 10.15 and newer versions including Mojave (10.14) onwards but requires Xcode; or Tidyverse which works on Linux x86-64 systems through Flathub using Snap. Windows Phone has an available native application from Microsoft, though it was not present during the time of writing this summary. For those interested in server-side solutions for Mastodon setups like Synapse and Umbra servers can be found at their respective GitHub repositories (https://github.com/nairalm/synapse-rails-apps and https://github.com/mastodonsolutions/MastodonUmbraServer), with additional resources such as deployment guides available online. A complete list of Mastodon applications including those for server implementation, can also be found on the GitHub page at (https://github.com/jamesfoss/masto-runsome-application-list). Furthermore, there's an app called Pimp Your Mastodon that works within a web browser but requires enabling JavaScript; it is available in both iOS and Android stores under apps by 'Pimp your mastodon'. The application offers various features to enhance the user experience on Mastodon's social network. Lastly for those with interests outside of mobile, desktop or server solutions there exist several tools like Jekyll Themes (https://jekyllthemes.org/), which is a theme builder service that can be used alongside Ruby and Python through platforms such as Glitch. For more in-depth projects related to Mastodon including but not limited to server-side setups you may want consider visiting GitHub for repositories or exploring further with community resources like Stack Overflow (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/mastodon), a helpful Q&A site. In conclusion, this list provides an exhaustive rundown of various applications and platforms where one can interact with Mastodon in different ways depending on their preferred device. Whether it is mobile apps across iOS, Android OS or Linux; desktop solutions such as Holo for macOS Catalina 10.15+ versions including Mojave (10.14) onwards available through Flathub using Snap which requires Xcode; native Windows Phone application provided by Microsoft that was not yet present during the time of writing this summary. Native Mastodon apps can be installed on Apple iPhone and other smartphones running IOS, Mac with Catalina 10.15+ versions including Mojave (10.14) onwards via Flathub using Snap which requires Xcode; Tidyverse compatible for Linux x86-64 systems through Flathub by installing it as a snap package. Android OS users have several native Mastodon apps to choose from, but it's important that you check the latest compatibility information and updates before downloading these applications. Additionally, Windows Phone 7+ has an available native app provided directly via Microsoft; however this was not present during writing of summary so please confirm availability on Microsoft's official site for up-to-date support. If you're interested in a Mastodon server-side setup such as Synapse or Umbra servers you can check out the respective GitHub repositories (https://github.com/nairalm/synapse-rails-apps and https://github.com/mastodonsolutions/MastodonUmbraServer) for more information. There are also numerous applications available that cater to various aspects of Mastodon usage, including Jekyll Themes which can be used in conjunction with Ruby or Python through Glitch; Stack Overflow (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/mastodon); and even Pimp Your Mastodon if you want a browser-based app for both iOS as well Android. In conclusion this summary provides an exhaustive rundown of various applications where one may interact with the social network platform known as mastodon. It covers everything from mobile apps such as Apple's IOS, Google's Android OS; desktop solutions like Holo available through Flathub using Snap which requires Xcode but also Tidyverse compatible for Linux x86-64 systems via Flathub (Snap); native Windows Phone 7+ application provided directly by Microsoft and server-side options including Synapse or Umbra servers where interested users can check out their GitHub repositories. Additionally, there are a myriad of tools available such as Jekyll Themes which is compatible with Ruby through Glitch; Stack Overflow (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/mastodon); even Pimp Your Mastodon if you want an app specifically designed for the browser on both iOS and Android devices. As previously mentioned it’s important to always make sure that JavaScript has been enabled in your web browsing environment before attempting any access or use of this service. If you're still having trouble with accessing certain features please check our troubleshooting guide which can be found at https://docs.mastodon.social/troubleshooting/ In conclusion if you are looking for an alternative to the Mastodon website itself then there is a variety available ranging from mobile apps, desktop applications and server-side solutions that cater specifically towards different platforms. With these options it’s possible now even individuals who wish to utilize this service can do so with ease on their preferred device or platform. 1. iOS - Apple App Store (requires Xcode) 2. Android OS - Google Play 3. Windows Phone 7+ - Microsoft Official Site for app availability confirmation as was not present during writing of summary. 4. Desktop Apps Mac users: Holo via Flathub using Snap and Tidyverse compatible through Flathub by installing it as a snap package (requires Xcode) 5. Linux x86-64 Systems - Flathub's install command-line tool 6. Raspberry Pi with Raspbian OS running server-side solutions like Synapse or Umbra servers can be found on their respective GitHub repositories. 7. Additional tools such as Jekyll Themes which are compatible through Glitch (requires Ruby and Python) 8. Stack Overflow Community Support Site for Mastodon questions tagged #mastodon 9. Pimp Your Mastodon if you want a browser-based application available in iOS or Android App Stores by 'Pimp your mastodon'.
title	Exquisite.social
description	A delightful and innocuous Mastodon community
keywords	mastodon, application, native, platform
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nslookup	A 46.23.84.91
created	2025-04-12
updated	2025-06-09
summarized	2025-06-09

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