Evolve the plan against the current web and the content web manifesto

* Simplify the content web manifesto to "terminal non-JS browsers"
* Move stuff from the plan against the current web into the content web manifesto
* Centralize links in other content to both documents
* Move from IDEAS.org to programming/the-content-web-manifesto/NOTES.org

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   - VPN interfaces
   -  Reverse proxies
 
-* Simpler web
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-- https://www.fixbrowser.org/
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-** Document how terminal browsers can invoke a full browser to execute JavaScript
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-See [[https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/eww/Advanced.html]], w3m has similar stuff.
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-Also:
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-- https://github.com/abhinavsingh/proxy.py Extensible Python proxy
-- https://github.com/TempoWorks/txtdot
-- https://github.com/4383/photonos
-- https://sr.ht/%7Ebptato/chawan/
-- https://offpunk.net/
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-Browsers as a platform to manage content:
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-- Just view the content as HTML with user-defined styling
-- Archive all that we see so that we can locate content we have read easily, share with others, etc.
-- RSS/Gemfeed/content subscription
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-** Annotate URLs with another URLs
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-- For example, add transcriptions to comic strips that do not have them
-- The server pushes serialized bloom filters of annotated URLs (or entire annotation sets?) so that clients do not have to leak what they are browsing.
-- Maybe https://dokie.li/
-- Alternative approach with Violentmonkey for accessibility purposes: [[https://github.com/alexpdp7/aelevenymonkey]].
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-** NoScript configuration merge
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+* [[programming/the-content-web-manifesto/README.md][Simpler web]]
 * Typing database
 
 - A database of keyboard layouts.