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It's kind of cheating, but I wonder if you could set up some kind of "server side rendering proxy" that would run all the JS on a given page, and send the clien
by HPsquared 11mo ago
It's kind of cheating, but I wonder if you could set up some kind of "server side rendering proxy" that would run all the JS on a given page, and send the client a plain html page with hyperlinks in place of interactive JS elements.
Edit: https://www.brow.sh/ https://www.brow.sh/
- lionkor 11mo agoThat's a wonderful idea! Thank you!
- adhamsalama 11mo agoWould that work with CORS?
- bux93 11mo agoOpera Mini's "extreme mode" takes this approach. The server pre-renders content, also stripping out things the client doesn't need or that would require a lot of resources/bandwidth. Note that this does present a bit of a man-in-the-middle scenario, and Opera's chief income is from advertising (and "query").
- anthk 11mo agoJust use Dillo. It's something has videos, use mpv+yt-dlp. ~/.config/mpv/config: #start ytdl-format=bestvideo[height<=?480][fps<=?30]+bestaudio/best ao=sndio vo=gpu,xv audio-pitch-correction=no quiet=yes pause=no profile=fast vd-lavc-skiploopfilter=all #demuxer-cache-wait=yes #demuxer-max-bytes=4MiB #end ~/yt-dlp.conf #start --format=bestvideo[height<=?480][fps<=?30]+bestaudio/best #end