jak2k

There is a solution, but don't use it, use mastodon:

In the settings, enable Firefox containers. This allows you to seperate the cookies of X from all other sites. Also install uBlockOrigin to block all trackers on X itself.

Now they just need a flatpak…

I like the idea of just renaming an `html` file to `php` and adding a bit dynamic stuff.

A webserver that could do this with JavaScript/TypeScript would be cool! (Or maybe I should learn php…)

Probably because it's rust. Realistically, you would only need it when you have already written a part of your software in rust.

Why even convert HTML to markdown? Isn't it usually the other way around?

For Linux, there is Gnome Boxes, which is a quite good VM for all the stuff I need one for. It may not be as complete as VMware, but has most of the important stuff.

Why just Mac and not Linux or NT?

We should go back to the roots. The modern web is too bloated.

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