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Oh this is very exciting! Not exactly Nyxt (which looks amazing), but that people are are starting to "emacs" the web. There's a social process whenever human
by aeturnum 6y ago
Oh this is very exciting!
Not exactly Nyxt (which looks amazing), but that people are are starting to "emacs" the web. There's a social process whenever humans make a thing where we rumble around a lot and try different things and eventually we settle on a kinda-ok-for-now-if-I-can-make-some-adjusments thing (like how I just used written english).
I'm a little skeptical (for me) that we've arrived at a 'durable state' for the web. I think it may change a little too quickly for it to make sense (for me) to invest time into learning this particular browser but I am very excited about the trend.
Edit: I wrote this comment without even seeing that they support list but of course they do.