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if we can reduce the size of the basis footprint for a browser implementation, we can more easily produce new browsers (i.e by implementing a fully general Path

if we can reduce the size of the basis footprint for a browser implementation, we can more easily produce new browsers (i.e by implementing a fully general Path, and font rendering)

mrkramer 4y ago
That would be cool if actually converting HTML to SVG would save you bandwidth and all the rest that goes with web requests. Imagine a web browser that only supports SVG and converts all HTML to SVG then when browsing the web you would only look at screenshots of websites and webpages. This would be something like read-only browser. It is already possible[0] tho but it is not enabled by default on Chrome nor it is exclusive feature. [0] https://frankgroeneveld.nl/2021/08/24/most-underused-browser-feature/ https://frankgroeneveld.nl/2021/08/24/most-underused-browser...