Not sure where the problem is but I have opened the site on multiple browsers and the last update is from July 30

Love this site. Thank you for making it!

I'm using firefox for android, so maybe this is just my problem, but when visiting the site on mobile it's not easy to tell what is a link and what is just text.

I really love how it works on desktop, where you hover the mouse over a paragraph and it shows the links. But on mobile you have to long touch the paragraph, and then the links show up.

Maybe something like this could help? https://css-tricks.com/styling-based-on-scroll-position/ Or just make links always visible when the viewport is smaller than a certain size?

It would be simple enough to make a version that doesn't load the open graph images. We could render it at https://detoxed.news/text or something like that and add a link maybe in the footer.

This makes the reading experience nicer as you don't get a constant soup of links.

This doesn't really translate to mobile - needs more thought. Maybe just don't show the links on mobile?

Would it be possible to include an RSS feed with the page so that it could be used with newsreader apps?

We should consider maintaining the inline wikipedia links within each entry.

We would want the link style to be a subtle as possible. The wikipedia-style high-contrast blue links make reading the text harder.

Maybe either a subtle underline or a very subtle font colour difference.

I noticed two stories today which read like this:

"The removes all its journalists from Russia, fearing arrests due to the recent changes"

and

"A report from the said that the United Nations told its employees in a communications guidance"

The full text on the Wikipedia Portal should read, respectively:

"The New York Times removes all its journalists from Russia, fearing arrests due to the recent changes"

and

"A report from the Irish Times said that the United Nations told its employees in a communications guidance"

Other stories which mention ABC news, for example, don't seem to have this bug. Maybe there's something in the parsing of the page that needs looked at?

e.g. <a href="/wiki/Airstrike" title="Airstrike">airstrikes</a> is ending up as Airstrike in text.