> It is actually very easy to put things like a navigation and forms and such things on a website. That's about 1% of 1% of what people want to build. > Most

> It is actually very easy to put things like a navigation and forms and such things on a website. That's about 1% of 1% of what people want to build. > Most websites do not need more than that. That we can agree on > If you find yourself wanting to put dialogs on a website, consider showing information in a different way, more appropriate to the web. dialog is literally a web standard in the web platform you so ardently advocate for. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/dialog https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/di... > Aside from that, writing a dialog is really not that difficult. Tell me you've never built a proper accessible dialog without telling you've never built one. > Too many people do not understand this and try to shoehorn things into being "like on the desktop". I can empathise with this sentiment because I've expressed it myself many times. However, that ship has sailed and the platform has not adjusted in the least.