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1 year agoOf course it’s possible, but API would be the quickest and most simple solution.
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Of course it’s possible, but API would be the quickest and most simple solution.
Won’t that become a problem when API access is highly restricted? Generally it is doable and should not be a very big project.
Bad enough that we even need to do this in 2023.
Yes, you are right. My question pointed more in the direction whether an API solution is doable since it might be easier.