> ...don't push it into my browser but make it a dedicated offline experience They didn't push it into your browser. You pulled it when you chose to visit thei

> ...don't push it into my browser but make it a dedicated offline experience They didn't push it into your browser. You pulled it when you chose to visit their server. Sure you used to be able to set a few things like font and background color, but the website author/administrator has always had more control than the client. > ...so any content on the web is exactly to my liking and I don't have to waste time figuring stuff out. This never existed. Already in the mid-nineties we were arguing about how to do navigation and other things the user had no control over, and they were complaining they couldn't figure it out.