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Stallman does use a web browser, just locally. His workflow is that he works offline, but when he runs across mentions of webpages that he might find useful, he
by _delirium 12y ago
Stallman does use a web browser, just locally. His workflow is that he works offline, but when he runs across mentions of webpages that he might find useful, he queues them up to be wgetted via a proxy, then later points his browser at them. So it doesn't seem too ironic to me that he might put up web pages that others can retrieve (and indeed he's been doing so since the early days of the web). If he had some kind of crazy AJAXy webapp that can't be viewed offline, that might be inconsistent, but he doesn't.
However, I agree that page doesn't much have to do with whether Amazon contributes to free software.
- giancarlostoro 12y agoI never knew he did this, I sometimes do the same with websites I enjoy so I can have archived backups.
- _delirium 12y agoHe has a bit on how he works here: https://www.stallman.org/stallman-computing.html https://www.stallman.org/stallman-computing.html. He freely admits that a lot of it is pretty idiosyncratic, though.
- kerny 12y agoIf you're using Firefox, try ScrapBook. Very useful addon to save and organize websites.