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by niutech 5y ago
You can use the Reader View in Firefox ( https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-reader-view-clu... ) or Readability bookmarklet in all browsers ( https://ejucovy.github.io/readability/ ) in
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by niutech 5y ago
You can still use WebSQL in Chrome & Safari and use a polyfill backed by IndexedDB for Firefox using YDN-DB: https://yathit.github.io/ydn-db/doc/setup/polyfill.html
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by niutech 5y ago
Similar projects: https://e.foundation/ and https://replicant.us/
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by niutech 5y ago
Try Gitless or Fossil - they are less complicated.
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by niutech 5y ago
Just filter out results using uBlock Origin like this: google.*##.g:has(a[href*="example.com"])
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by niutech 5y ago
This is more less how Google Web Light worked.
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by niutech 5y ago
Actually Petite-Vue is 6.4KB gzipped: https://bundlephobia.com/package/petite-vue@0.2.3 , whereas Alpine.js 2 is 8.3KB gzipped: https://bundlephobia.com/package/alpinejs@2.8.2
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Awesome Cosmopolitan(github.com)
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by niutech 5y ago
There is also redbean ( https://justine.lol/redbean/ ) - a single-file web server with embedded Lua interpreter as an Actually Portable Executable by Justine Tunney, the creator of Cosmopolitan.
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by niutech 5y ago
That's the failure of Tumblr or any website that it doesn't optimize huge uploads by converting it to sane formats.
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by niutech 5y ago
Yes, I still have a working VIA C7 netbook.
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by niutech 5y ago
Yes, just use <video autoplay loop muted playsinline>
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by niutech 5y ago
You can use <video autoplay loop muted playsinline> for an auto-playing cross-browser animated GIF replacement.
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by niutech 5y ago
There is rel="noreferrer" for that.
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by niutech 5y ago
Can you tell your friend at Google that their website weights whooping 89 MB, most of which are huge animated GIF-s? This is insane! Doesn't Google know about HTML5 video yet? https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/
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by niutech 5y ago
For similar results, you can use SQL with IndexedDB running fully client-side: https://github.com/agershun/alasql
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by niutech 5y ago
The solution is decentralization, like https://d.tube , https://joinpeertube.org , https://www.bitchute.com or https://lbry.com .
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by niutech 5y ago
The solution to censorship is a decentralized video hosting like https://d.tube or https://joinpeertube.org .
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by niutech 5y ago
This is what Puffin Browser offers for $20 a year. And there is Opera Mini, which can be run on desktop using MicroEmulator.
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by niutech 5y ago
Browsh ( https://brow.sh ) is doing this. RDP too.
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by niutech 5y ago
You can just use NX, RDP, Splashtop or even Chrome Remote Desktop. You can also use Opera Mini in MicroEmulator for server-side rendering of web pages.
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by niutech 5y ago
There has long been Puffin Browser in the cloud for $20/year, have you heard of it? https://www.puffin.com/secure-browser/
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by niutech 5y ago
Puffin Browser is $2/month or $20/year for an individual. $15/month is way too high.
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by niutech 6y ago
You can run WebOS in VirtualBox: https://www.webosose.org/docs/tools/sdk/emulator/virtualbox-...
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by niutech 6y ago
There was decentralized XMPP/Jabber back in the days with lots of clients and it didn't catch up.
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by niutech 6y ago
Can't you just continue to use Signal as before, without using the cryptocurrency?
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by niutech 6y ago
But it's very sensitive data.
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by niutech 6y ago
There IS a lot of data even at the very first boot: unique device ID, IP address, MAC address, location, SSID, etc. It can be used to track you later on.
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by niutech 6y ago
Ubuntu Touch, Plasma Mobile, Sailfish OS, Nemo Mobile, postmarketOS. I use UT as my main smartphone OS and it does everything I need.
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by niutech 6y ago
Have a look at elementary OS ( https://elementary.io ), it's much more resembling MacOS.

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