websites

If you want to read how businesses screw people over there are an endless supply of other websites.

That means Adblock, Ghostery, Noscript, and whatever is required to ensure that websites don't collect data about me when I don't want to.

We're not interested in bloat and form over function; our websites follow our own software's mantra: sweet and simple.

We're not interested in bloat and form over function, our websites follow our own software's mantra: sweet and simple.

Most websites to the promotion-model when reading unrelated content, like a blog post from the company.

It would be cool to see this applied to other websites like Reddit and HN.

We're looking for someone who is passionate about security and helping protect websites.

Many websites already do this (sorry, I can't think of them off the top of my head).

Right now our automotive community, Car Throttle, is one of the largest motoring websites in the world (~6 million monthly users, ~30 million pageviews).

If you have a talent for creating stunning landing pages or lightweight, snappy, and compatible websites - we want you!

I also work on creating a front end and back end to multiple websites used by my team every day.

Making software centralized makes it easier for non-tech-savvy people to use, as there are incentives to people to make their websites more accessible (larger profits).

There's the extension "Stylish!" for Chrome and Firefox which has quite a good UI for giving the power of styling websites back to the user.

> "David Cameron could force porn websites to shut down" Could he?