Convenient tool for discovering new websites and minimizing boredom. Made with plain HTML/CSS/JS (first website I built🙃).

• Filter by any the following categories:
  • AI
  • Animals
  • Archive
  • Art
  • Articles
  • Coding
  • Colour
  • Comics
  • Community
  • Content Sharing
  • Creepy
  • Database
  • Economics
  • Education
  • Extremely Unproductive
  • Facts
  • Food
  • Games
  • Geography
  • History
  • Humour
  • Language
  • Music
  • News
  • Puzzle
  • Quizzes
  • Random Interesting Stuff
  • Reading & Writing
  • Relaxation
  • Science
  • Simulation
  • Space
  • Sports
  • Statistics
  • Tourism
  • TV
• Randomize the order with the "Click to Randomize Order" button
• Quickly jump to the bottom or top of the page via quick jump buttons
• Suggest or report a website via Google Forms links

• There's a pretty slick transition when you click the "SHOW MORE" button
• The "bubbles" in the bakground have randomly generated positioning, colour, size and opacity that resets on reload or after various user actions
• The dynamic nature of the "table" is due to the fact that every row is simply a div that uses the CSS grid display property to look like a regular HTML table

• Framework overhaul: I would want to see how I could improve BoredBubble by using React and some other small UI libraries
• Replacing "table" with a visual "catalog"": I've experimented with automatically generated website preview thumbnails in the past and it didn't work great, but I still think a visual catalog of sorts would be better than the current table
• User accounts... a little far-fetched but would allow for favouriting and saving as well as easier user suggestions and reports
• BoredBubble articles: Website SEO is horrible right now and having a bunch of separate pages with writeups would help tremendously

Realistically, much of the above will never be done my me, I have moved on to other projects. Any open-source contributors wanting to work on BoredBubble can feel free to reach out 🤡