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Sure, and browser is a javascript virtual machine to execute HTML/CSS/JS serialized images fetched from network. It just happens that some images can be convert
by sergeykish 6y ago
Sure, and browser is a javascript virtual machine to execute HTML/CSS/JS serialized images fetched from network. It just happens that some images can be converted to readable text.
I still don't get it, most of the web perfectly works without JS, so what is the problem? Most of the authors equally don't care about your and my case. Maybe text around article? It is easier with CSS support, thought it should be possible to replicate reader mode heuristics if it was not done already, fetch what to hide from UserScripts or create alternative.
Images may come in different resolutions (up to 8K).