> There's two ways to make progress [on document aesthetics] here. One is for browsers to provide more typography tools. ... The other way is to pre-calculate l

> There's two ways to make progress [on document aesthetics] here. One is for browsers to provide more typography tools. ... The other way is to pre-calculate line breaks, which would only work for fixed-layout renditions. The third way is to develop non-browser clients, like the author's own Bene. While it currently uses Tauri and therefore the system webview, there's no reason it should always do that, or that another client couldn't be developed with a focus on typography. Want your documents to look super nice with all the kerning and line breaking your heart desires? Get a proper reader app. Just want the content? Sure, open it in a browser or a basic reader.