Not sure if either or both of you are lumping the article author in as “modern tech people.” From the article: > I think this combination would bring speed ba

Not sure if either or both of you are lumping the article author in as “modern tech people.” From the article: > I think this combination would bring speed back, in a huge way. You could get a page on the screen in a fraction of the time of the web. The memory consumption could be tiny. It would be incredibly accessible, by default. You could make great-looking default stylesheets and share alternative user stylesheets. With dramatically limited scope, you could port it to all kinds of devices. > And, maybe most importantly, what would website editing tools look like? They could be way simpler. And: > There are a lot of other ways to look at and solve this problem. I think it is a problem, for everyone except Google. The idea of a web browser being something we can comprehend, of a web page being something that more people can make, feels exciting to me.