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For some, "not supporting the modern web" is a feature. In electing to engage with it, we are substituting our mistrust of .JS and .CSS files out on the web wi
by logfromblammo 8y ago
For some, "not supporting the modern web" is a feature.
In electing to engage with it, we are substituting our mistrust of .JS and .CSS files out on the web with whatever engine you use to chew those up and re-render the output as text-mode approximations.
It's fewer people to trust, to be certain, but the trust-by-default model has long been broken. Trust is earned, and easily lost.
So absolutely yes, because it is new.
- tombh 8y agoI totally sympathise with those that are suspicious of the modern web. But Browsh is fundamentally not for them. It is for all those that don't have the luxury of cheap and fast internet, I want them to access the same information everyone else does. OK well I'm glad that the scrutiny upon me is the same as every other newcomer.