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Unlikely. The convenience incentives are far too high to leave features on the table. Not unlike the programming language or the app (growing until it half-imp
by shadowgovt 1y ago
Unlikely. The convenience incentives are far too high to leave features on the table.
Not unlike the programming language or the app (growing until it half-implements LISP or half-implements an email client), the browser will grow until it half-implements an operating system.
For everyone else, there's already w3m.