Welcome to Web Curios, a regular(-ish) newsletterblogtypething all about stuff on the internet that its author finds interesting and thinks you might too

10+ years ago I created an annual list of websites that FORBADE you from linking to them, DEMANDED you write to ask for permission or LIMITED links to only their home page. Royal Mail even promised…

HyperTextHero’s no hero but plays one on the web, flying between work and play to brighten days.

A curated collection of noteworthy articles, videos, and podcasts about design, technology, and culture. Updated regularly with RSS feed available.

Links to cool stuff I’ve read. Updated whenever I remember to. Subscribe to the feed for updates.

Nothing breathes more Early World Wide Web than a blogroll. …

Hidde's blog about web accessibility, standards, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and more.

JUnited is all about supporting other bloggers (and their work) that I've come to appreciate. Some may know that I exist, while others... probably don't. My goal is to showcase 30 different bloggers1 throughout the month of June in this page.

This site crawls the links between 88x31s on the Internet. Building a graph of the Internet, one button at a time

An easy way to communicate to users that you never intend to monetize your site or app through a single hyperlink. https://nevermonetize.com

Personal writing, links, and other things by Nadia Asparouhova.

The latest entries posted on The Independent Variable

a manually curated collection of neat indie websites :)

A collection of other webdevelopment and design blogs I like to read.

Having trouble coming up with blog ideas? Check out these …

Commentary on Apple, technology, design, politics, and more.

The fewer requirements we have, the less of a burden these requirements become. The more often we have the same thing every day, the more likely they are to become a requirement. This isn’t a prescription for how to live your life, but just something to consider.

I’m a 50-ish year old guy living in Birmingham U.K. I’ve a first-class degree in English literature, a career in education and setting up the computer book publishing house "glasshaus" behind me. I was member of the Web Standards Project‘s Accessibility Task Force . T

Just a linkblog, mainly for articles and individual blog posts that I find and want to share. I think of this as me being a DJ only playing articles rather than songs.

These are links I've liked or otherwise found interesting. They're all added manually, after having been read and, I suppose, properly considered.

A commonplace book.

Explore the latest updates and articles from the Agora Road folks!

I don't know all these folks, but visiting personal websites and blogs is my favorite part of the day. By no means exhaustive of the RSS feeds I’ve collected over the years, I went through and picked out these that still get updated with some frequency. I may have forgotten some and always open to...

Welcome to Trivium, my new blog that aims to merge the best parts of a tumblelog and a “classic” blog full of editorial, essayish content (which is not that classic at all, but this will be the topic of a later post).

This is a fork of the excelent vore.website (source) RSS feed reader. You can find the source code for Mire on Codeberg. Any contributions are welcome!

Dave Winer, OG blogger, podcaster, developed first apps in many categories. Old enough to know better. It's even worse than it appears.

Real-time updates, list sorted by name or time, expand a blog to see recent posts and more.

a manually curated collection of neat indie websites :)

Curated list of personal Mataroa blogs on any topic, by  mataroa.blog

Links — connections between ideas — are the magic system of the Internet. They power the open web, enriching online writing. Generative AI is the parasitic dark magic counterpart to the link. What makes the Internet the Internet is the ability to hyperlink. Without it, you’re in a walled garden, and those have an admission fee: your self, proxied by the record of your entire online life.*