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Features
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Takahē is currently in development, so it does not yet have all the features
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of a full ActivityPub server.
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Currently, it supports:
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* A web UI (which can be installed as a PWA as well)
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* Mastodon-compatible client applications (beta support)
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* Posts with content warnings and visibilities including a local-only option
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* Editing post content
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* Viewing images, videos and other post attachments
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* Uploading images and attaching image captions
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* Replies, loading reply threads, boosts and likes
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* Following, blocking, muting, and disabling boosts from specific users
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* Mentioned, liked, boosted and followed notifications
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* Following and unfollowing, and you-were-followed notifications
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* Home, local, federated, user, and hashtag timelines
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* Full profile pages with images, metadata and links
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* RSS feeds for users' public posts
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* Custom emoji support
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* Searching for users, hashtags and posts by URL
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* Multiple domain support
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* Multiple identity support (per user account)
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* Moderation report system and queue
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* Server announcements system
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* Server defederation (blocking)
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* Signup flow, including auto-cap by user numbers and invite system
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* Password reset via email
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Features planned for releases up to 1.0:
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* Video upload support
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* Hashtag explore page/API
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* Handling received polls and voting on them
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* Manual approval of followers
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* IP and email domain banning
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* Two-factor authentication (TOTP and WebAuthn)
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* Metadata verification support
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Features that may make it into 1.0, or might be further out:
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* Creating polls on posts
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* Filters
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* Bookmarks
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* Lists
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* Scheduling posts
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* Mastodon-compatible account migration target/source
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* Relay support
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Features on the long-term roadmap:
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* "Since you were gone" optional algorithmic timeline
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* Seamless transfer from a Mastodon installation
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