This is so wrong. Partially because HTTP is used as a vehicle to deliver applications. This blurring of responsibilities results in the messy state the Web is g

This is so wrong. Partially because HTTP is used as a vehicle to deliver applications. This blurring of responsibilities results in the messy state the Web is going to be in. I see parallels with systemd and Linux here: poor design decisions, the chase to accommodate an ever-widening audience of Internet users, one-button devices. Just recently I saw a post from a guy somewhere on a dial-up link in Nepal that it is impossible to write e-mails anymore. You have to write them in Notepad and then copy-paste it into your web-based e-mail client, otherwise the "client" is too slow. And no, adding fancy animations to my GUI is not progress.