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Obviously the browser must prompt users before displaying non-ascii characters as well. Who wants to do anything other than read mailing lists in their browser?
by judge2020 5y ago
Obviously the browser must prompt users before displaying non-ascii characters as well. Who wants to do anything other than read mailing lists in their browser?
- spicybright 5y agoEvery webpage should be a 640x480 jpg hosting exclusively through a CDN separate from the originating site. Why can't we make a better web like this that respects your privacy?
- hansel_der 5y agoseriously, rendering websites to image formats is an option and some cdn (cf iirc) have products for this.
- ranger_danger 5y agoNot everyone on Earth uses an ascii-compatible language, though.
- judge2020 5y agoI made the comment in jest, primarily to illustrate how restrictions like limiting pages to 2 fonts are completely arbitrary and likely wouldn't even solve the problems presented in the original comment ("make the web look a lot nicer", "stop this sort of privacy attack").