Perhaps the best thing about the text-only browser I use is that I, the www user, can edit and compile it quickly and easily.
Whereas with the so-called "modern" browser, designed by committee,, all control over changes to fix issues rests with so-called "tech" companies that cater and are beholden to onlline advertising, namely, the commercial exploitatioon of the www user as an ad target.
Generally,^1 with so-called "modern" browsers, the "right to repair" is meaningless. Only a handful of companies make "repairs".
1. Exceptions usuallly try to match the complexity of the so-called "modern" browser, not reduce it. Generally, "features" are copied, not removed. The www user is not expected to compille the source code nor edit it to their liking.
Whereas with the so-called "modern" browser, designed by committee,, all control over changes to fix issues rests with so-called "tech" companies that cater and are beholden to onlline advertising, namely, the commercial exploitatioon of the www user as an ad target.
Generally,^1 with so-called "modern" browsers, the "right to repair" is meaningless. Only a handful of companies make "repairs".
1. Exceptions usuallly try to match the complexity of the so-called "modern" browser, not reduce it. Generally, "features" are copied, not removed. The www user is not expected to compille the source code nor edit it to their liking.