Yes it is, because what we keep referring to as a browser has, thanks to commercial pressure, become a OS in its own right. And rather than stop and ask if thi

Yes it is, because what we keep referring to as a browser has, thanks to commercial pressure, become a OS in its own right. And rather than stop and ask if this is in any way sensible, they keep pushing more stuff, like USB and Bluetooth, into it. Whenever i run into a site that is either just giving me a blank page or a error when i have JS turned off, i wonder when the train jumped the rails. And i fear it may well go as far back as the browser war between Microsoft and Netscape.