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Hi. Amazing initiative!

We at FrontAid CMS share this attitude and think we are a great fit for this list.

https://frontaid.io/ (Firefox developer tools reports <80 KB transferred)

https://bestmotherfucking.website

My ProcessWire tutorial website processwire.dev qualifies for this site, please add it!

• Domain name: processwire.dev
• GTMetrix results: https://gtmetrix.com/reports/processwire.dev/qeRiPjF6/

114.3 KB uncompressed!

My personal website: 134 KB (84 KB transferred) 🙂.

https://monokai.nl

https://thebestmotherfucking.website

129.42 KB transferred (131.15 KB)

(my personal website)

https://denv.it

68.07 KB transferred (70.97 KB)

Size of index page should be around 2.3kB compressed (5.5kB uncompressed), but the index is mostly empty as I'm trying to separate stuff around instead of bundling things on index to keep things minimal if possible (the content rating may be concerning with this part). In general, pages should have resources inlined where possible (to require at least one request) and size may vary around 5-25kB compressed (except for actual project pages that may require additional stuff to work with or cannot be inlined).

https://gtmetrix.com/reports/gallant.dev/jtJkNvVj/ (9.56kb)

Thanks!

https://sneak.berlin

My own personal site. Under 200KiB, last I checked.

Should be well below the limit.

Hi.

My blog address is https://xpil.eu

The total uncompressed size is approximately 220KB: https://gtmetrix.com/reports/xpil.eu/lwhCcnEF/

Please consider adding it to the 256KB club list.

Thanks!

Following discussion here: https://lobste.rs/s/akcw1m/opinionated_list_best_practices_for, I checked this site and it looks like it will squeeze in under the limit. It's also a very popular site among a subset of netizens.

https://weboas.is/

Its a personal website which scrapes links from hackernews and reddit to repost them. It updates each day at noon, and I dont control for the size of the webpage so if all the titles were extremely long it would be big, however I don't think that's realistic since right now its at about 100kbs.

Let me know what you think.

Here is the repository if you wanted to look at the code or host your own: https://github.com/twosdai/contentGrabber

Hello, my website applies to the club.

HTTPS://jmtd.net/

~170KiB

https://gtmetrix.com/reports/jmtd.net/hDNWIqFI/

Checking with https://sitechecker.pro/page-size/ seems to indicate it's within the limit..

We weigh in at 9.7KB at the moment: https://inflex.io/

This is highly intentional - the assets are all inside the page, too. We also don't load the video until requested by the user.

This means, hopefully, our site will always load fast on bad 3G.

Hello,

Not exactly sure if I'm doing this right, my githubbery isn't tip top 😅

I'd like to add my site https://oh.mg/ it's 15,7kb uncompressed according to https://gtmetrix.com/reports/oh.mg/uP7gozNl/

Many thanks !

My blog is approximately 48.66KB.

Linux distro

Please add the following site:

• Domain name: https://pbanks.net/
• GTMetrix results: https://gtmetrix.com/reports/pbanks.net/rKCFxZzv/
• Page size: 1.73KB as HTML and favicon

https://www.slowernews.com/ (115kb - curated news site)

https://gtmetrix.com/reports/slowernews.com/lz2MWOrD/

Thanks!

This is essentially a static page, but it still requires javascript, which is known to be unreliable, to show the list. Please consider generating the DOM ahead of time and only using javascript for where client side scripting is very useful, like sorting the list after the user switches the sorting criterion.

My personal site: https://www.unindented.org/

15.4kB transferred, 76.7kB resources

<20kB

uncompressed size is 23.1KB

Domain: https://guts.plus

GTMetrix report: 72.5 KB uncompressed (https://gtmetrix.com/reports/guts.plus/TbSHee5U/)

https://lawzava.com

Another Svelte based site, with source code here.

Per https://gtmetrix.com/reports/yorickpeterse.com/om5E83KP/, the total size is 18.6 KB. Most of that is my profile picture, but it can't be compressed even more without a noticeable loss in quality.

🐁

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