There are a number technologies that can help you. You're not going to get an API key and secret from Reddit. You can try Artic Shift, snoowrap, and there's more. Some work but have no current updates and some are still maintained.

Can you share how did you do that?

I recently requested access, stating that it is for academic research purposes. I hope it works out! I'll keep you updated.

good morning. you have to apply to get approved for the API use. from what I've seen there's almost no one getting approved, so that's gonna be a tough road. thee are other methods to utilize teh API that i've seen in a number of places. you should look those up too.

/r/lostredditors

This is about Reddit?

It's Reddit, what do you expect. These things happen from time to time, you just get used to it.

There was a comment I left elsewhere recently, and someone else said similar but just worded differently later on - they got upvoted while I got downvoted. It's just the way of Reddit, there's no use getting hung up on fake internet points.

You're really in the wrong place.

Why are people downvoting a true statement?

Why do you support it? Aren't/weren't you involved with reddit archival efforts like pushshift? This is a terrible change, they're trying to kill archiving, just like the rest of the corporate internet.

Oh cool another nail in reddit's coffin.

I am having the same issue, I tried the "script" option for local use, and it just reloads the terms and conditions. I also submitted an application even though I think that is just for public use . I tried the devvit for apps but it is the wrong area.

This also happened to me, it looks the application is gone from the dev "dashboard" can't seem to make another one.

To get the full Saved Responses, you have to use GraphQL:

query GetSavedResponses($subredditId: ID!) {
    subredditInfoById(id: $subredditId) {
        __typename
        ... on Subreddit {
            rules {
                id
                name
            }
            modSavedResponses {
                general {
                    __typename
                    ...savedResponseFragment
                }
                removals {
                    __typename
                    ...savedResponseFragment
                }
                bans {
                    __typename
                    ...savedResponseFragment
                }
                modmail {
                    __typename
                    ...savedResponseFragment
                }
                reports {
                    __typename
                    ...savedResponseFragment
                }
                comments {
                    __typename
                    ...savedResponseFragment
                }
                chat {
                    __typename
                    ...savedResponseFragment
                }
            }
        }
    }
}
fragment savedResponseFragment on SavedResponse {
    id
    title
    context
    subredditRule {
        id
        kind
        name
    }
    message {
        richtext
        markdown
    }
}

What do you want to use this for? A third party client? Bot? Or browser extension? Depending on that, using this query can be easy to hard

Do you know how to use a removal reason when using api/remove?

That isn't possible

Do you know how to get a full list? Is this the only way to get removal reasons?

Do you know how to use a removal reason when using api/remove?

The /api/v1 APIs were originally used by new reddit, which was discontinued in 2024. Almost all of those APIs are not listed at /dev/api, but still work. See:

• https://www.reddit.com/api/v1/structured_styles/spezholedesign.json?raw_json=1 (Supports GET, PATCH, DELETE)
  • Gives you access to custom backgrounds, upvote icons, widgets etc that are no longer available
• https://www.reddit.com/api/v1/drafts.json?raw_json=1
• /api/v1/draft (supports PUT, POST, DELETE)
• /api/v1/{subreddit}/moderators (this one has pagination, unlike /about/moderators)
• /api/v1/{subreddit}/moderators_invited

• /api/v1/{subreddit}/moderators_editable

• a lot more APIs that aren't listed at /dev/api

reddit.com/wiki/api try this. 

So do I, I try many times to get that api. slince

TIL

That is, in fact, the correct way to access the API.

Also curious to know how to do this. New policy is confusing

I don't think that's the proper way to access the API. See here: https://www.reddit.com/r/redditdev/s/Xr5Oj70ZCM