Clicking that link will display HTML source where you will see a font, and later one jpeg image, that has been converted into base64 format to be locally used. Save the source to an html file on your local drive, then load the html file into a browser.
No JavaScript or external resource pulls will be found in the code. It is mostly text with well over 3,000 links to articles, papers and videos to help stop the criminal carnage associated with Covid-19, especially in Canada. I have no idea how long catbox will permit it to remain on their servers. As stated, download the code, then load into a local browser. After that, find ways to share the file or get people to host it as a single-page site. More is better at this point. This insanity must end.
Clicking that link will display HTML source where you will see a font, and later one jpeg image, that has been converted into base64 format to be locally used. Save the source to an html file on your local drive, then load the html file into a browser.
No JavaScript or external resource pulls will be found in the code. It is mostly text with well over 3,000 links to articles, papers and videos to help stop the criminal carnage associated with Covid-19, especially in Canada. I have no idea how long catbox will permit it to remain on their servers. As stated, download the code, then load into a local browser. After that, find ways to share the file or get people to host it as a single-page site. More is better at this point. This insanity must end.
Simply clicking it a second time seems to open it up as .html for me.