A page of links. No trackers, no analytics, no cookies, no third-party scripts. On desktop, each link shows its full destination beneath the label — on mobile the tile layout omits it. What this page actually loads, and what it doesn't, is written out at the bottom.
The only request this page makes is for the page itself. Everything it runs is written into this one file.
On viewports wider than 620px, each link shows its destination URL beneath the label. On narrower viewports — phones — the tile layout omits it, because a truncated URL in a ~155px-wide tile reads as broken rather than informative.
That means the tamper-evidence property the URLs provide (a link that has been altered would look visibly wrong against its label) does not apply on mobile. It's a real reduction in what the page can offer, and it's the reason the mobile layout is described as a compromise rather than an improvement.
Loading any page reveals your IP address and User-Agent to whoever serves it. That is true here too. This page does not pretend otherwise.
Every link to another site opens in a new tab with
rel="noopener noreferrer", which means the
destination cannot see that you came from here. Once you
click, you are on that site's terms, not mine.