TEXT.js

'Vision' (back to the roots actually): I should be possible to browse pure hypertext. Media & GUI are optional (visually more intrusive /less voluntary than text).

Compare /Combine:

1. /public-apis/public-apis
2. /mendel5/alternative-front-ends 3. /Rolstenhouse/unofficial-apis 4. ... 5. ... 6. ...

(All of which can be without capability or intention to be untracked or unofficial let alone avoiding subscription fees: if a user didn't pay already, Commercial servers can equally include text-ads (instead of photo/media. compare google adsense) (Besides that private information belongs to users and serving costs are virtually zero compareable to broadcast and AI should state sources even for free public information anyways.))

>=50% of the web:

mostly..			Local
..Text	Public	Google.com Twitter.com wikipedia.org Reddit.com Mastodon.social Quora.com Medium.com Reuters.com linkedin.com bing.com yahoo.com weather.com msn.com duckduckgo.com urbandictionary.com news.ycombinator.com	baidu.com yandex.ru naver.com news.yahoo.co.jp
	Shopping	amazon.com ebay.com craiglist.org etsy.com	aajtak.in ok.ru
	Personal	web.whatsapp.com Messenger.com web.Telegram.org Translate.Google.com mail.google.com live.com office.com zoom.us samsung.com	qq.com mail.ru globo.com docomo.ne.jp
..Media	Music	Spotify.com Music.Apple.com Music.YouTube.com Bandcamp.com Shazam.com
	Photo	instagram.com pinterest.com Imgur
	Video	YouTube.com netflix.com TikTok Twitch.tv IMDb.com roblox.com	bilibili.com
..Mix	Social	Facebook.com Discord.com fandom.com	vk.com

Compare:

• RSS & RSS generators
• Mobile view, Printing version, ..?
• Text browsers: elinks & links ; - lynx ; - emacs/w3m & emacs/w3
  • browsh (newer, based on Firefox headless(=without GUI) )
• /Browser automation: Puppeteer (Node.js), Playwright (.js/.py):
• /'Web-testing': Selenium, iMacros ( keyboard browsing: Vimium )
• /'Web-scraping': MechanicalSoup (.py) (built on "Beautiful Soup"); "Web crawling": Scrapy (.py), wget, curl & commercial ones
• /w3c/webextensions/issues/506 Firefox' webRequest.FilterResponse...for all browsers. Against waste

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( .js because: -Popular websites often use complicated JS constructions.
- Everyone with a browser can run it personally without installing anything or logging in again where logged-in already.
- It can be part of any other browser extension or app or website or marcro/bookmarklet or called as a sheduled task/cronjob/autostart. )