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This is neat! Can I ask what you use to generate this part: "7 minutes"?
CL= Content Length WP= Average Word Length (i used 5) WPM = Words per min, reading speed (i used 180)
not perfect but good enough.
Thanks breck for giving the app a try
[1] https://www.wired.com/story/the-electron-is-having-a-magneti...
I use archive.is because it removes ads, cookie banners, and doesn't execute archived webapage's javascript.
Thats good. Honest question, Would you enjoy reading articles from archive.is on your mobile phone? as far as i remember, its not mobile-friendly.
But I can agree that it doesn't render mobile-friendly websites by default.
[0]: https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/13/business/svb-employees-angry-... , https://web0.cc/a/8ev_GjUcz-
[1]: https://deadcells.fandom.com/wiki/Promenade_of_the_Condemned , https://web0.cc/a/tymsJ3ZIH0
How do you bypass paywalled content? Thanks for sharing.
There wont be much we could do If its behind captchas.
Thanks for giving it a try.
Yep, I'm also surprised when I notice people not having an ad blocker. That's a one time setup though, I often offer to help and install uBlock Origin, usually people keep it for a long time after this.
Tried to load in a Yahoo article. After waiting about 30 seconds I hit the refresh button and it said "failed after 1 attempts" or some such. I went to click "report a problem" and the Email client prompt showed up (I don't have a desktop email client), so I'm afraid I couldn't report feedback. Just some feedback for you here, instead.
The prompt comes up from auto detecting an email address/mailto in the link. You should be able to right click and "Copy Email Address".
Is it reading the web page, parsing it into an AST, sanitizing the AST, then writing it out? I have a similar function on my site: https://roastidio.us There are 2 caveats: * There are broken HTML files that somehow still work with a browser. * There are web pages that rely on javascript even for the main text.
Nice. How about creating a bookmarklet to make it super easy to share a web0.cc link from the current page? Then people don't need to copy the url, go to web0.cc, paste it and submit. Also maybe if the refresh can be reliably done after a few seconds then you could make the page refresh itself automatically (it's not difficult for the user but it's one less thing to handle). You could tweak the refresh time by how bu…
Thanks for the feedback & suggestions. >> Nice. How about creating a bookmarklet to make it super easy to share a web0.cc link from the current page? Sure, i will do it >> Also maybe if the refresh can be reliably done after a few seconds then you could make the page refresh itself automatically (it's not difficult for the user but it's one less thing to handle). You could tweak the refresh time by how busy your site…
Actually, you don’t need JS. The simplest mechanism is probably:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meta_refresh
(Both HTML tag and HTTP header routes would probably work)
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> For non-CORS enabled sites Which is essentially every website, as CORS underpins how the web works. Only if there is a public API for a given site, would it be possible to do otherwise. And then you'd usually still need URL to API mapping, plus any further API sign up stuff that may or may not be required for simple GETs.
CORS was a hacky fix to a bad design that we are still paying for. But backwards compatibility is nice I guess.
But I can see how you could see it another way indeed