An interactive map of global commercial shipping movements.

January 8, 2026
Weekly Newsletter

Weekly Newsletter β˜•οΈ

Welcome to the newsletter edition of January 8th, where you receive the best-voted websites of the past week.

πŸ“° Top websites of the week

1. Shipmap

Visualization of global merchant fleet movements on a bathymetric map with CO2 and freight counters. Built by Kiln and the UCL Energy Institute using AIS data; embeddable and filterable by ship type.

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2. DoNotNotify

DoNotNotify is an advanced notification manager for Android. It blocks unwanted distractions with powerful offline filters to protect your privacy. Users can create granular rules based on app names, message content, or regex patterns to whitelist urgent alerts and silence the rest.

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3. Carto-Art: Free Map Poster Maker

Create personalized wall art by turning any location into a map poster in your browser. Export up to 24Γ—36 inches with no watermarks and no signup. Uses OpenStreetMap data and is open-source.

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πŸ—ž More awesome websites this week

4. POSSE - IndieWeb

Publish on your own site first, then syndicate copies or links to third-party platforms. Keeps original post links for direct reader interaction. Designed for creators who want ownership and cross‑platform reach.

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5. Calendar

Prints a full-year calendar on a single page that fits on any paper size. It prints in landscape with headers and footers disabled for best results. Ideal for planning, notes, and tracking time.

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6. HTMHell: Replacing JS with HTML

HTMHell catalogs bad HTML practices seen on real websites and highlights HTML/CSS-only alternatives to common JavaScript patterns. It demonstrates how to implement interactions without JS and discusses trade-offs.

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by @Micadep