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@avoidthehack@infosec.exchangeThe Private Browser Comparison Tool is now at version 2.0
A look into some of the biggest changes:
* Completely overhauled the look of the tool
* Moved to its own subdomain
* Expanded #FAQ
* Added "details" pages for each listed browser
* Added download/repo links for browsers (click "Details")
* If browser is on #Privacy Tests @privacytests, link to privacytests.org
* If browser is on Privacy Guides @privacyguides, link to its entry on privacyguides.org
You can view everything at https://browsers.avoidthehack.com
Source code: https://github.com/avoidthehack/Private-Browsers-Table - note that I haven't released the "backend" yet (it's just slightly modified PicoCMS).
@cyrus@wetdry.worldCan we make this work without JavaScript? 
@avoidthehack@infosec.exchange@cyrus I'm not sure. Maybe? The table is made interactive with DataTables, which requires JQuery. I'm not sure how to get an interactive table otherwise.
@cyrus@avoidthehack it does not have to be interactive, to be fair, that's a Javascript-Bonus
I haven't looked into the way it's implemented, although loading it statically and then adding interactivity with JS would be the way-to-go, probably 
@avoidthehack@infosec.exchange@cyrus True.
It loads the table head statically. It's an AJAX call for the content.