Private, self-hosted frontends for modern platforms
Tech privacy matters, and r4fo brings it to the web with self-hosted private frontends designed to reduce ads, tracking, and fingerprinting. With r4fo, your browser connects to the r4fo server, and the server relays requests to destinations like Reddit, GitHub, or Medium—so the destination doesn’t know who you are. r4fo claims no request logging, and mixed traffic helps blur individual activity. Services like RedLib, GotHub, and Scribe are free to use and supported by donations. Learn more at https://r4fo.com/. If you’re looking for privacy-focused frontend hosting, r4fo is worth a look.