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SafeTwitch is a private front end for Twitch. Its source repository is now archived, but some instances still run.
Vixipy is a free, open source pixiv client for the web.
Scribe is an alternative front end for Medium articles.
rimgo is a front end for Imgur with no JavaScript and no sign-up prompts.
Nitter was the main private front end for X (Twitter). In 2026 X Corp. sent letters demanding that the project and its instances shut down.
BreezeWiki shows Fandom wiki articles without Fandom's advertising, autoplay videos and recommendation boxes, so pages load fast and use little mobile data.
Unlike YouTube or SoundCloud, Spotify has no well-known private front end for listening. The browser extension LibRedirect lists none. We found one project that shows track information without an account.
soundcloak is a lighter front end for SoundCloud. It asks SoundCloud for everything on its own server, so your phone never talks to SoundCloud and you never log in.
Invidious is the best known private front end for YouTube. Its pages are made on the server and work without JavaScript.
A private front end shows you the content of a big site, such as YouTube or SoundCloud, through a lighter page that someone else runs. You do not log in, you do not give an email address, and the big site sees the front end's server instead of you.
Priviblur is a front end for Tumblr that works without JavaScript and without an account.
Hyperpipe was a private front end for YouTube Music, built on Piped. Its developers have discontinued it.
Wikiless and Wikimore show Wikipedia pages through another server. Wikipedia itself has no ads, so the main gain is that the Wikimedia servers do not see your IP address.
4get is a private search front end. You choose which engine it asks: DuckDuckGo, Brave, Google, Yandex, Mojeek and more.
ProxiTok is a private front end for TikTok, inspired by Nitter. The instance we listed earlier the same day has since been retired.
Freetar is an open source front end for Ultimate Guitar tabs and chords.
Quetre is a front end for Quora with no account system: you read, and that is all.
SearXNG is a meta-search engine: it sends your search to many engines and mixes the results, without building a profile of you.
Mozhi is a front end for many translation engines, including Google, DeepL and Reverso.
libremdb is a free and open source front end for IMDb.
Dumb and Intellectual both show Genius lyrics on a plain page. They fetch the page on their server and leave out Genius's scripts.
AnonymousOverflow shows Stack Overflow threads on a clean page made on the server.
Redlib is the successor of Libreddit, a private front end for Reddit. In November 2026 every public instance we checked was behind a bot check or refused our requests.
Mezzo is an open source front end for Tenor, the GIF service owned by Google.
Kittygram is a light, anonymous front end for Instagram, inspired by Nitter.
BiblioReads is a free and open source front end for Goodreads, with no sign-up.
Tent is a simple front end for Bandcamp. It fetches Bandcamp pages on its server and gives you a plain page with the music.
LibRedirect is a browser extension that changes YouTube, Reddit, TikTok and other links into links to private front ends. Farside, a website that did the same job, has shut down.
Binternet lets you search Pinterest images without the pop-ups that ask you to log in, and without heavy JavaScript.
Piped is a YouTube front end that runs as an app in your browser. Piped-Material is a fork with a different look.
Podcasts are open RSS feeds, so you do not need Apple or Spotify to hear them. Podverse is an open source podcast player with a web app; fyyd is a podcast search engine with a web player.