Some features of the Web Components are stuff I thought should be available to the end user only, not for the web developer. This includes shadow DOM, and some

Some features of the Web Components are stuff I thought should be available to the end user only, not for the web developer. This includes shadow DOM, and some of my own ideas such as "privileged CSS" and "meta-CSS" (including the ability to set more fine priorities). I also thought of the <widget> element, which provides better backward compatibility (it acts like a <span> if it is not recognized), better user customization, faster loading, and potentially ability to work even if JavaScripts (and WebAssembly) are disabled or are implemented at all. This would be better than Google WebComponents, I think. (I also don't like that they removed <blink> but did not remove <marquee>; I don't want <marquee>, but I do want <blink>, which I have done with userChrome.css, which also allows me to program the blink rate, is good.)