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You can't call it an internet browser if it doesn't work properly on 99.99% percent of existing pages. It's like calling telnet a browser, when it only accurat
by turtlebits 4y ago
You can't call it an internet browser if it doesn't work properly on 99.99% percent of existing pages. It's like calling telnet a browser, when it only accurately displays text/plain.
- seszett 4y ago> internet browser But it's not a small internet browser it's a small-internet browser. It is made to browse the "small-internet", which is not the same thing as the internet.
- rchaud 4y agoThere is no definition of 'small internet', so is the UX of this browser dependent on pasting in URLs and see if they load?
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- politician 4y agoThe Internet is simply a collection of IP networks. The World Wide Web is the collection of HTTP servers and "Web Browser" clients like Chrome, and, uh, Chrome. Also WebKit. An "Internet browser" would be something like `dig`. Though, maybe that's better called a "DNS browser" in this boring world where every app that talks to one or more remote servers must be called a browser.