> I'm not advocating for a removal of all browser features, merely removal of those which are unrelated to the browser's core purpose of document navigation and

> I'm not advocating for a removal of all browser features, merely removal of those which are unrelated to the browser's core purpose of document navigation and rendering. Fair enough, but what people consider to be documents has changed. Some documents have 3D elements in them, for example architectural content. And some documents benefit from embedding sounds, like Wikipedia pages that contain small relevant snippets of audio. So I think it's hard to know where to draw the line. But again, I do agree a line needs to be drawn. The browser industry as a whole should work together to define that, in a standards-based way.