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> For example, a newly installed browser on a machine that has never had a browser cannot read your mind to figure out your home page. It can run and do its job
by jjoonathan 11y ago
> For example, a newly installed browser on a machine that has never had a browser cannot read your mind to figure out your home page. It can run and do its job, but without a URL, and a default home page, it can just display an empty window.
That's your example? Browsers have been doing better than that for decades.
- kazinator 11y agoIt's an example of something that is not bad in this regard: browsers run anyway if there is no URL and no home page configured, defaulting in some way. (If you think that what modern browsers show instead of a blank page is better, that's great.)