Please Let Me Read – The Web Was Once Good:(

Summary

Declutter 🧹✨ Table of Contents Take back the web. One clean page at a time. A powerful CLI tool that strips away the chaos of the modern web and gives you pure, distraction-free content—archived locally, beautifully formatted, and ready to read. The Problem Remember when reading online was actually... enjoyable? The modern web has become an assault course: 🚨 Popups ambush you before you read a single word ambush you before you read a single word 📢 Ads scream for attention from every corner scream for attention from every corner 🔒 Paywalls block you from content you came to see block you from content you came to see 🎯 Tracking scripts harvest your every move harvest your every move 📊 Navigation clutter devours your screen space You didn't come to fight through noise. You came to read. The Solution Declutter uses AI to intelligently extract the content you actually want—the article, the story, the information—and discards everything else. Then it saves a beautifully formatted version locally, giving you: ✅ Zero distractions - No ads, popups, or clutter ✅ Offline access - Read anywhere, anytime ✅ Beautiful formatting - Six professional styles to choose from ✅ Multiple formats - Save as Markdown, HTML, or PDF ✅ Fast & flexible - Works with Gemini, Claude, GPT, OpenRouter, or local Ollama models Installation macOS The easiest way to install on Mac is via Homebrew: brew tap subranag/declutter brew install declutter Linux Download the latest release for your architecture: # For x86_64 curl -L https://github.com/subranag/declutter/releases/download/vlatest/declutter-linux-x64.tar.gz -o declutter-linux-x64.tar.gz tar -xzf declutter-linux-x64.tar.gz chmod +x declutter-linux-x64 sudo mv declutter-linux-x64 /usr/local/bin/declutter # For ARM64 curl -L https://github.com/subranag/declutter/releases/download/vlatest/declutter-linux-arm64.tar.gz -o declutter-linux-arm64.tar.gz tar -xzf declutter-linux-arm64.tar.gz chmod +x declutter-linux-arm64 sudo mv declutter-linux-arm64 /usr/l...