Facebook adds 5 divs, 9 spans and 30 CSS classes to every post in the timeline

meanwhile https://text.npr.org/

ps: thanks for the comments below, I was curious about similar websites

CNN does a decent job as well:

https://lite.cnn.io/en

https://eu.usatoday.com/ contains images, but it's also super-fast

Horrible. If this is what all the web primitivists advocate I rather just look at ads.

Enjoy paradise then

This is amazing.

Mirror, as supposedly non-EU addresses get redirected back into the JS hell version: https://q3k.org/u/177a712e927a13dd63d249a6336ab505e29cf6ddfb...

De gustibus non est disputandum. This is my favorite way to read the news.

It would be ace if there was a way to get older stories. I am resorting to reader view generally.

I've found it extremely difficult to track down stories I've heard on the radio on their website. The search function is really useless and even on the day of the broadcast I struggle to find the headline they used for the piece. If I'm going back a couple of days later it's usually a failure.

It looks like it should be so easy on the surface, just scan down the list of segments till you find the one you want, but for some reason I always struggle.

I use this daily. Such a great implementation.

Check this Ask HN, for more examples of this:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13337948