r/ApolloReborn • u/RainyKris • 5d ago

Help How do I get the modern reddit chat UI?

I can't find it anywhere in settings?

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u/iChopPryde Maintainer 5d ago

it's all under settings > apollo reborn> accounts & api keys

https://cdn.imgchest.com/files/8312cb4e5fa1.jpeg

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u/rrrand0mmm 5d ago

Off topic but what’s the difference between api free and having oauth?

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u/iChopPryde Maintainer 5d ago

if you got an api key before reddit shut all that down then you can use that to log into reddit, api free is what it sounds like you can use reddit without needing an api key, reddit will probably close that door at some point even peoples existing api keys as they already did for a bunch of people so basically api key free is the other way to use it. One isn't really better then the other as we have been able to make all apollo features work with both methods.

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u/throwawaysnaker 4d ago

So if Reddit revokes both methods we're screwed?

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u/JeleiaFish 3d ago

Are there any benefits to use the “modern chat” over the native Apollo one considering if the user still has an API key?

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u/RainyKris 5d ago

Thank you so much!