20 Best Frontends.

An open-source, ad-free front-end to YouTube offering video downloads, audio-only mode, and subscription management without JS or registration.

Ad-free frontend for YouTube supporting channel subscriptions, playlist import/export, dark mode, SponsorBlock, and privacy features without Google connection.

Materialious is a modern material design YouTube frontend built ontop of Invidious. Supports Desktop Win/Mac/Linux and Android/Android TV

CloudTube is an alternative online front-end for YouTube. CloudTube provides interfaces to display that data, like a video player, search listings, channel views, and subscription management.

Private, fast Reddit front-end written in Rust with no JavaScript, ads, or tracking. Proxies all requests, avoids Reddit OAuth, and enforces strong content security.

A free and open source alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Nitter project.

SafeTwitch is a privacy respecting frontend for twitch.tv.

Nitter is a free and open-source front-end mirror of Twitter, which allows you to consult Twitter, with a focus on privacy.

Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made using PHP. Use Tiktok with an alternative frontend, inspired by Nitter.

Hyperpipe is a Privacy Respecting Frontend for YouTube Music

Alternative front-end for GitHub written with Go.

Wikiless is a free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy.

Inspired by ProxiTok, Nitter, libremdb, and many others.

An online alternative front-end to Pinterest

An alternative frontend to Medium.

A FOSS alternative front-end to IMDb.

An alternative frontend for Imgur. Originally based on rimgu.

Librarian is a free and open-source frontend for the LBRY and Odysee video sharing network that is also self-hostable. Inspired by Invidious and .

Quetre is an alternative front-end to Quora. It enables you to see answers without ads, trackers, and other such bloat.

AnonymousOverflow allows you to view StackOverflow threads without the cluttered interface and exposing your IP address, browsing habits and other browser fingerprint data to StackOverflow.