He shadows a whole website into one runnable binary — and the README is the controversy (github.com)
Kage drives headless Chrome to render a page the way a human sees it, snapshots the settled DOM, deletes every script, downloads CSS, images and fonts locally, then bundles the mirror into a standalone binary or a ZIM archive.
The first reply pointed to SingleFile, which packs a page into one self-contained HTML file with no server needed. A security researcher caught Chrome launched with --no-sandbox; others called the README LLM slop and assumed the code was too.
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