Each click samples uniformly from a curated list of quotes bundled directly into the page — no third-party API, no analytics calls, no rate limit, and the whole thing keeps working when you take your laptop offline. The attribution renders alongside each quote and the copy button captures both as a single block.
Famous quotes have a reputation for being misattributed across the internet — entire books exist documenting "Einstein never said that" examples. The bundled selection here favours well-sourced versions, but for anything you intend to publish you should still verify against a primary source. The underlying picker is uniform, so a long session is no more or less likely to repeat than two clicks.
They are a hand-picked, public-domain or fair-use selection bundled into the page itself. There is no third-party API, so no analytics or rate limits, and the page works offline.
It is possible but unlikely — each click samples uniformly from the full list. The list is large enough that repeats within a short session are statistically rare.
The bundled list draws from widely-published collections. Quotes are notorious for being misattributed online, so treat the author tag as a starting point rather than a citation. For anything you publish, double-check against a primary source.
Not from the UI — the list is part of the page source. Save the page, edit the quotes array in the script block, and you have a personal collection that still runs entirely offline.
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