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Exactly. This is the price we pay to access the modern web.

• craftyguy 8y ago
  I consider it a feature to not be able to 'access the modern web' when the 'modern web' requires tens of MB of JS crap trying to track me. Very, very few sites I use are completely broken with JS disabled, so the default policy is to disable it. Having a cli browser that doesn't support it doesn't seem like a bad thing. If a new site doesn't load, tough luck for them.
  • tombh 8y ago
    Indeed! I never intended for Browsh to replace lynx et al. They serve similar but distinct purposes.
    • craftyguy 8y ago
      The article title, at least, seems to imply that this is a replacement/successor to lynx..
      • tombh 8y ago
        I know. I didn't write the article.