This is really apt, as in light of this Tildes discussion, I've been pondering what a good 'simple' replacement for web browsing to make it welcoming to new users and not just consumers and...
This is really apt, as in light of this Tildes discussion, I've been pondering what a good 'simple' replacement for web browsing to make it welcoming to new users and not just consumers and companies.
I like the idea of Markdown as a replacement for HTML, but wonder what extent the replacements for Javascript and CSS could be. Personally I'd want a web that doesn't have support for either. Client-side code execution was a terrible idea. I also hate 'website-driven' style enforcement...give suggestions, but let me choose how I want a site to look.
So the question I pose is: What would your trifecta for replacing HTML/CSS/Javascript be?
Edit: I do see (now that I've had more time to read, that Gemini is pretty close to my ideal).
This is really apt, as in light of this Tildes discussion, I've been pondering what a good 'simple' replacement for web browsing to make it welcoming to new users and not just consumers and companies.
I like the idea of Markdown as a replacement for HTML, but wonder what extent the replacements for Javascript and CSS could be. Personally I'd want a web that doesn't have support for either. Client-side code execution was a terrible idea. I also hate 'website-driven' style enforcement...give suggestions, but let me choose how I want a site to look.
So the question I pose is: What would your trifecta for replacing HTML/CSS/Javascript be?
Edit: I do see (now that I've had more time to read, that Gemini is pretty close to my ideal).