I've tried it, I'm not a fan, the web is just too extended to make these sorts of things that useful. I block all JavaScript in my normal browser by default and

I've tried it, I'm not a fan, the web is just too extended to make these sorts of things that useful. I block all JavaScript in my normal browser by default and turn it on selectively for web apps I use (think GitHub and others) but if your site has no interactive element that I care about it stays off. If I click an article and the text doesn't load without JS, I'm sorry but I don't care what you have to say. I've been messing with Gemini and some of its browsers (I'm a big fan of Lagrange) and I have to say it is spectacular. The markup language for documents is great, the extremely limited functionality is great (although I'd like to see italics and bold text) and I really like the mostly thoughtful content. That latter one would probably change if it picks up a lot of steam, but so far I wish all websites who's audience is just reading were Gemini documents.