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I have a project I would like to build one day called web 3.0. It's HTML only. No JS or CSS. All styling is done browser side under user control. All interacti
by jay_kyburz 7y ago
I have a project I would like to build one day called web 3.0.
It's HTML only. No JS or CSS. All styling is done browser side under user control. All interactions are done using simple GET or forms and POST.
There are no cookies, and not even hidden form fields, All data you send with a request is visible to the user.
- zzo38computer 7y agoI also had similar ideas. Note, however, that doing styling on the browser side under user control is already possible (although due to how CSS works, it doesn't work in the ideal way). Furthermore, what you mention is a subset of existing specifications and can be done easily if you are writing the web page. (I generally do this too when writing my own web pages, although often I will just write plain text instead anyways.) However, there are some features missing from HTML unfortunately; I had a different idea for how icons should have been displayed instead (I posted before on Hacker News), and that there should be a special tag for footnotes, but there isn't. Still, it is probably good enough.