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Is that a JS-free Wikipedia? Looks fantastic; thanks for sharing.

While we're on the subject, I'm a fan of Nitter[0] as a JS-free Twitter UI. Can anyone recommend any other JS-free frontends to popular apps?

[0] nitter.net, and it's mirrored on many other URLS: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances

>>whoooo+(OP)
Libreddit for Reddit is fantastic: https://libredd.it

Here is a more exhaustive list: https://github.com/libredirect/libredirect

>>whoooo+(OP)
The absolute irony of installing a JS-based browser extension to redirect to a JS free site.

>>philip+Rb
Not really. I don’t have a problem with JS. Specifically, I don’t try and avoid the language. I try and avoid the shitty things people do with it.

>>philip+Rb
I don't necessarily mind JS, but I do mind slow, heavy, janky, and abusive interfaces.