Fair enough, your position has merit -- browsers really are very large, getting larger, and not in a way that necessarily benefits the average user. My website

Fair enough, your position has merit -- browsers really are very large, getting larger, and not in a way that necessarily benefits the average user. My website uses MathJax on the server side to get around this problem (example: https://arachnoid.com/NormalDistribution/ https://arachnoid.com/NormalDistribution/), most publishers of mathematical content can use this approach. And for discussion fora, as you mention, users can install a plugin to make Latex render correctly in this specialized environment. > ... why make everyone else pay the cost for it? I agree, I should have thought through my earlier position more carefully.