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Driving the world toward a simpler web is a good thing, no matter how you do it. In the meantime, I like to surf with lynx and links text browsers, which converts the entire rest of the WWW into a text-only experience. (And I'm not alone!)
Hi, I'm the creator of textnet.io. I hope this will become a global movement against bloated websites and useless styling. Looking forward to your feedback and happy to answer all your questions!
What about Mathjax/Latex?
Basically you need to use the browser extension https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/markdown-preview-p... and open http://textnet.io/readme.md instead of http://textnet.io.
Hi, I'm the creator of textnet.io. I hope this will become a global movement against bloated websites and useless styling. Looking forward to your feedback and happy to answer all your questions!
How about clickable links? Like that the site is very hard to use mobile.
Mobile is harder to solve. Haven't found a good solution yet. I guess we'll have to write an extra Textnet browser .
Hi, I'm the creator of textnet.io. I hope this will become a global movement against bloated websites and useless styling. Looking forward to your feedback and happy to answer all your questions!
The emojis didn't display for me, on iOS. Content-encoding issue? > It can also include emojis ðŸ˜ðŸŽ‰!
Hi, I'm the creator of textnet.io. I hope this will become a global movement against bloated websites and useless styling. Looking forward to your feedback and happy to answer all your questions!
How about clickable links? Like that the site is very hard to use mobile.
> " rel="nofollow">https://feram.io> . A service which automatically finds & fixes bugs in code. Yay, text ads
I'm all against useless styling, but a web without clickable hyperlinks is not a web at all.