Tom MacWright makes a case for a “clean start for the web,” spurred at least in part by the monoculture in browser engines and Mozilla’s recent layoffs. 🧼
What made me think and look more deeply into his proposals (which you’ll have to read for yourself) was this setup:
“Not only is it nearly impossible to build a new browser from scratch, once you have one the ongoing cost of keeping up with standards requires a full team of experts.”
At the same time, for creators, “The web has gotten much harder to develop for.” 😖
