If just someone would have come up with a way that allows one to visit these pages by a simple click of a button...

You could just click on them and be there. Imagine how crazy that would be.

This page is just a bad[1] reskin of the data on http://pldb.info/lists/creators (which is arranged in the way you and I expect)

1: “A horizontally scrolling list of text items at the top of the page” somehow manages to pick the worse option on every possible binary choice it gets to make.

	▲	userbinator 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Bad but presumably also "trendy and modern" as it requires JS and a substantially more powerful computer than just rendering an HTML table. The page you link to can be viewed in basically any browser, which is a good thing but not to those who want to turn the web into a walled garden. From the ones at the top I've looked at, the creators' pages themselves are also basic HTML; and furthermore, it's also telling that #1, the creator of JavaScript, chooses not to turn his site into a JS-only SPA.

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kmoser 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

It's easy with Firefox: Right-click frame, select This Frame > Open Frame in New Tab.

But I get your point; there should be a one-click link to these pages, especially since some of them don't allow themselves to be opened in an iframe.

	▲	rob74 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Ah, ok, that's why many are blank. I imagined that some of them may no longer be maintained, but then I actually tried one directly from pldb.info, and it worked. Well, typical I guess: vibe coded in 5 minutes and then uploaded without even testing it. Why am I even wasting my time writing a comment about this?

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vbernat 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

The page from which the data is sourced allows this: http://pldb.info/lists/creators.

	▲	whilenot-dev 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		...and I can click on a name in this list and get to that page. How could that a-tag not have been implemented?