The former filter was written over two years ago, only covers
repository home pages, and only in a minimal fashion.
The proposed replacement covers many/most pages of the github site,
makes content much easier to read and navigate, and prunes out cruft
and artifacts associated with _javascript_ page functions that won't
work in emacs-w3m.
Some of the things now pleasant and easy to do:
search for repositories using github's own powerful search engine
browse a user's contribution history
browse a user's repositories
search, sort, and view issues and PR's
view stars and followers
probably more...
https://github.com/emacs-w3m/emacs-w3m/pull/105
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