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content/en/client/authorized.md

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 * See [/api/v1/featured_tags]({{< relref "methods/featured_tags" >}}) for managing a user profile's featured hashtags.
 * See [/api/v1/preferences]({{< relref "methods/preferences" >}}) for reading user preferences.
 
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content/en/client/intro.md

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 * 4xx = Client error. Your request was not correct. Most commonly, you may see 401 Unauthorized, 404 Not Found, 410 Gone, or 422 Unprocessed.
 * 5xx = Server error. Something went wrong while handling the request. Most commonly, you may see 503 Unavailable.
 
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content/en/client/libraries.md

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 * [tsl-mastodon](https://github.com/typescriptlibs/tsl-mastodon-api)
 
 
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content/en/client/public.md

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 For a practical example of what you can do with just instance data, see [emojos.in](https://emojos.in/), which lets you preview all custom emoji at a given instance.
 {{< /hint >}}
 
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content/en/client/token.md

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 With our authenticated client application, we can view relations of an account with [GET /api/v1/accounts/:id/following]({{< relref "methods/accounts#following" >}}) and [GET /api/v1/accounts/:id/followers]({{< relref "methods/accounts#followers" >}}). Also, some instances may require authentication for methods that would otherwise be public, so if you encountered any authentication errors while playing around with public methods, then those methods should now work.
 
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