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Is there any everyday usable browser left that is not architectured as an OS and isn’t supposed to work like one ? While I see your point it seems to me that s
by hrktb 6y ago
Is there any everyday usable browser left that is not architectured as an OS and isn’t supposed to work like one ?
While I see your point it seems to me that ship has sailed many years ago, perhaps from the point where Chrome’s OS like kernel/module based architecture was accepted as something to strive for, and browser were deemed secure and fast enough to be pitched as an alternative to native applications.
- boomlinde 6y agoI am able to use Dillo for a lot of everyday tasks. The limiting factor really poses a different question: are there any everyday usable websites left that are not architected as applications and aren't supposed to work like one? The answer is some, with degraded functionality and layout if you don't support yesterday's CSS and JS