is outline ok if it is client side js that grabs the page and rerenders it? is it any different than a chrome extension. how about if they give me a virtual m

is outline ok if it is client side js that grabs the page and rerenders it? is it any different than a chrome extension. how about if they give me a virtual machine in their datacenter, and i run chrome+client side js, inside my vm? You could get into Aereo vs American Broadcasting Cos territory if your service made the claim that it dynamically rendered the page for each request, using private instances. now lets say you mix in some ipfs+cdn? where do you draw the legal, illegal line? if you really want to get crazy, clients or competing cleanup services (ublock, outline, mercury, instapaper, pocket, user hand cleanup) could compete for the best re-rendering method, one page at a time, and the distributed database of pages+alternateviews could keep track of which "view" is considered the best, for each page.