Sometimes though, that dusty hole in the middle of nowhere seems to be the most progressive in terms of using standards, when the person sitting in it adopts ne

Sometimes though, that dusty hole in the middle of nowhere seems to be the most progressive in terms of using standards, when the person sitting in it adopts new HTML elements, immediately having accessibility, while their JS-based rivals still struggle with restoring the functionality of the back button and adding routes in their SPA to get back something resembling normal linking behavior. In a way that is a much deeper dusty hole in the ground to dig for oneself. Anyway, it is questionable, how much progress there is in moving into walled gardens and throwing multi megabyte websites at visitors, when we can have the same functionality with less.