HTML without all the warts and boilerplate. No cascading style-sheet. No ribbon. No hamburger menu. No drop downs. No frames. No cruddy forms, no JavaScript, No

HTML without all the warts and boilerplate. No cascading style-sheet. No ribbon. No hamburger menu. No drop downs. No frames. No cruddy forms, no JavaScript, No modes, No show codes. Just live layout and editing with plain, bold, italics, links, underline, strikeout, and text formatting that I used to see built into pretty much every Application on the Mac. The "browser" needs to be a full fledged editor. It needs to provide sensible defaults and guides for layout of text, charts, graphics, animation, and interaction. We had all this before the web. The good parts of retro we want. The bad parts of the web, we can do without.