>A "Hot Tip" to Restore the Minimalist Web!>Luke Smith>115K subscribers>This is just a little tool I use to find and browse unbloated and often personal webpages that don't get the attention of big search engines that want baseddevvery. It's https://wiby.me, a search engine where anyone can submit a webpage, but the only requirement is that it only indexes minimalist and old-school websites! Check it out.>You can also activate it through SearX, which I've done videos on as well.>My website: https://lukesmith.xyz>Please donate: https://donate.lukesmith.xyz>Get all my videos off YouTube: https://videos.lukesmith.xyz>License>Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed)>304 Comments>Default profile photo>Add a public comment...>Fidelity>18 hours ago>"Boomer reminisces over the good old days as the US goes to war with China">98>Du Silva>17 hours ago>A new word has been born "BASEDDEVERY">42>Tremor Wolfgang>18 hours ago>Lukes thumbnails are always a piece of art.>123Il>knur Mustafa
>17 hours ago>You should've clicked "surprise me". Endless fun, you never know what you're gonna get!>46K>enba
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lu>ke doesnt tell you but remeber to like the videos so normies will get web minimalism videos in their feed.
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Philip Koz>man Rezk
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Extra> resource: use webrings, they still exist and the only websites that use them are old-internet-ish minimalist gems.
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Pa>blo Sánchez
17 hours ago (e>dited)
O>k, I may be a bad internet minimalist here, I love light and simple sites, but they don't really need to be that ugly! >>XD Come on, people, you can make your site readable with just a few lines of CSS!
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>18 hours ago>Found some nice anime websites through it.>47>Gato de las Sombras17> hours ago
It's> ironic that in the era of minimalism, websites are getting more and more complex.
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M>arco
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#>RMS4Life