I don't know if I want to value your opinion on browsers of the top feature for you is custom font download. Not the top feature, but one of the most glaring.

I don't know if I want to value your opinion on browsers of the top feature for you is custom font download. Not the top feature, but one of the most glaring. At the time I was working on a site that used TypeKit and the only platform I was using that TypeKit didn't support was webOS. The whole thing seemed quite odd as they essentially yanked out a working feature of WebKit when making the browser. Flash, OTOH, was something that didn't die soon enough. I'd've much rather seen support for actual standards than Flash, but HP made a bunch of odd decisions with webOS and the Touchpad. There's some pretty delicious irony in a platform with web in the name having a mediocre web browser. I also had a bear of a time getting email and WiFi set up for whatever reason, I relegated my Touchpad to paperweight status pretty quickly though. Even basic UI things like scrolling and copy-and-paste just didn't work all that well. Here's a review I found that highlights the distinct lack of polish that webOS had. https://shawnblanc.net/2011/07/hp-touchpad-review/ https://shawnblanc.net/2011/07/hp-touchpad-review/ Overall I thought RIMM/BlackBerry did a much better job with BB10 than Palm/HP did with webOS.