[ale] new tablet

[Alex Carver]

On 2015-09-14 09:23, DJ-Pfulio wrote:
> 
>>> Turning off javascript shouldn't do anything bad for properly designed
>>> websites.  They should gracefully fall-back.  Crappy websites don't do
>>> this - weather.com is one of those.
>> I use 1weather app.. works great.
> 
> No need for yet another app - https://forecast.io/ is clean, simple, and
> very specific for your location (if you choose to allow that data, I
> don't).

mobile.weather.gov

Doesn't ask for any specific information other than ZIP code, you can
configure multiple locations and all locations are stored with a cookie.
 You can also bookmark the locations if you don't want to store the
cookie (the URL is just the computed lat/long of the ZIP code centroid
or whatever lat/long you want).

It also provides a link to allow you to make weather reports directly to
the NWS.