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That doesn't really solve the problem. It will involve many many many many hours of development to get to the point where it's a viable alternative and if it ev
by bobajeff 2y ago
That doesn't really solve the problem. It will involve many many many many hours of development to get to the point where it's a viable alternative and if it ever does eventually reach that state, it will require lots of lots of hours of maintenance work.
- jauntywundrkind 2y agoYes. The world's most powerful incredible capable hyper-media is challenging to rebuild. Thats not a bug: it bespeaks the beneficent featurefulness.
- bobajeff 2y agoThat's only fine if you just care about the Web as a software platform. What about security vulnerabilities? What about having choices in browsers? What happens when Google decides they are finally ready to deprecate manifest v2?