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Feels like many of these features should just be built into the browser. Why can’t the browser assemble a table of contents based on header hierarchy? Isn’t tha
by david2ndaccount 2y ago
Feels like many of these features should just be built into the browser. Why can’t the browser assemble a table of contents based on header hierarchy? Isn’t that the point of the number in h1-h6? Why aren’t elements with ids easy to link to by default? Add a “copy-link-to” to the standard context menu in the browser. Etc.
- crabmusket 2y agoIt feels like browsers over the decades have moved away from catering to power users. Is something like Arc moving back? Without having used it (I plan to at some point), I've heard that at least its tab management seems catered towards "professional browser users". I like the way Cory Doctorow puts it in this piece: > A web browser that's a "user agent" is a comforting thought. An agent's job is to serve you and your interests. When you tell it to fetch a web-page, your agent should figure out how to get that page, make sense of the code that's embedded in it, and render the page in a way that represents its best guess of how you'd like the page seen. https://pluralistic.net/2024/05/07/treacherous-computing/#rewilding-the-internet https://pluralistic.net/2024/05/07/treacherous-computing/#re...