the more reliant you become on popular corporate/"non-profit" controlled browsers the more disappointed you will be when the drm comes. but i will bet they wil

the more reliant you become on popular corporate/"non-profit" controlled browsers the more disappointed you will be when the drm comes. but i will bet they will ease you into it to minimize the complaints. long ago someone predicted very early that the web would evolve into tv, driven by "pinheads". i believe he was correct. anyone remember a browser from nocrew called zen? had framebuffer support. i think it also allows users to add new interfaces. still compiles cleanly today even on non-linux. code is in archive.org, see nocrew.org have not tried to use it but am impressed that it is from 2004-ish and still compiles cleanly. framebuffer has had some significant improvements since 2004. could be time to revisit.