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I agree with you on one hand that a browser shouldn't mess with the layout, but it could provide an alternative layout of the content (kind of like the reader m

• throwaway2016a 10y ago
  > But, how do you think that a browser could theoretically penalize a website? Easier to do on a search engine. But for a browser they already do: many browsers are or plan to call out sites that don't use HTTPs. Or as another example: the warning that happens when you try to access a page that uses a self-signed certificate. Granted the penalty needs to be proportional to the crime. So maybe the penalty and value add go together. If the value add is a useful feature that everyone wants and demands then not having it becomes a penalty to the sites that don't offer it.