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The main problem with the current state of web browsers is that it's now impossible for a third party to develop a competing browser from scratch (or nearly fro

The main problem with the current state of web browsers is that it's now impossible for a third party to develop a competing browser from scratch (or nearly from scratch). The already existing set is unimaginably huge, and it's a moving targets as browsers (especially Chrome) is throwing more and more features into it.

lazyjones 6y ago
That's on purpose, of course. And everyone who suffers from it, willingly tolerates it.
tannhaeuser 6y ago
And WHATWG (and CSS WG) rejects the idea of HTML profiles (defining reasonable subsets) and even versions, or anything forward-compatibility for that matter, with supporters standing by and cheering.
anonymou2 6y ago
that's why project Gemini was created: https://gemini.circumlunar.space/ https://gemini.circumlunar.space/