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Quite simply because HTML and JS work and works well for what it was intended. Your suggestion is like trying to make an F1 car from a Diesel locomotive. Ther
by vagrantJin 5y ago
Quite simply because HTML and JS work and works well for what it was intended.
Your suggestion is like trying to make an F1 car from a Diesel locomotive.
There should be another app, with an altogether different protocol to suit current needs because clearly, we are going to end up with browsers as Operating systems.
- eternityforest 5y agoBrowser sandboxing currently seems to work, users vaugely have a sense of how to avoid hacking on the web. A new protocol would have a lot of catching up to do, and would probably just be... a modified browser, because browsers are amazing at GUI stuff. Browsers as OSes work fine, aside from the fact that all the advanced features aren't real standards, and everyone other than Google tries to kill them, so you can never be sure what's going to get deprecated later.