I love it too. It does make me sad when the web either: a. gets used as a thin client, ignoring the user agent, or b. otherwise eskews html when suitable. Thi

I love it too. It does make me sad when the web either: a. gets used as a thin client, ignoring the user agent, or b. otherwise eskews html when suitable. This particular case is quite understandable. Porting Fortnite to webgpu/webgl & running it on the device might actually be possible, but performamce might not be good enough & it prpbably wpuld tax betteries as much as/more than screen streaming. No protest here. But it does touch quite deep into a subject of unease. The web so far still bestows significant power to the client. A future where we undo that is possible & horrifying. Flutter's CanvasKit is one example of such an abomination casually corrupting the web.