A few tips for how to use Plucky with specific websites.
Bandcamp
If you have videos blocked (the default), then tracks on Bandcamp won’t play because Plucky identifies the media as video/mp4 rather than audio. Add allow bcbits.com video/ to your configuration to fix this.
Discord
If you use Discord, you will probably want to be able to allow images and videos in some servers (perhaps all of the servers you are in), but not all servers that exist. The one known way to do this is by using the Discord web app in your browser. If you go to https://discord.com/ you can login and use Discord similarly to how you would in a desktop client (though not all features are supported in the browser). All servers and channels have unique URL prefixes that you can use to allow or block them. To allow a server, you would add something like allow https://discord.com/channels/446248878987884449/ to your configuration. And to block a channel within that server, you could use block https://discord.com/channels/446248878987884449/68113643070985755. Garet has found that
occasionally he is able to see text in a server that should be blocked, or hasn’t been able to see images in a server that should be allowed. However, he has never seen Plucky allow images or video in the web app when it should not. (The unexpected behavior is probably because web apps generally don’t follow the usual patterns that “normal” websites do.)
Telegram
To use the legacy telegram site add ?legacy=1 to the url.
https://web.telegram.org/?legacy=1
To enable login:
pluck + allow telegram.org application/octet-stream
Allowing images or videos on a certain channel is difficult.
A couple alternative clients reported to work well are https://www.cloudveil.org/messenger/ and https://telochat.com/ .
YouTube
See YouTube.
Last updated: 2022-10-28