@mia there are/have been browsers that have played around with those kind of ideas, although I forgot most of the names.

Opera used to be excellent at this before going to shit several years ago, and it was actually pushing for a more accessible distributed web before going down with Opera Unite (my writeup: <https://wok.oblomov.eu/tecnologia/opera-requiem-3/>)

Vivaldi is the closest we have to such a thing today, at least UI wise, even though it's beholden to Google's Blink engine.

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I often think about making a new browser. I mean, as a business it sounds awful. But as a product to design, that would be a top choice.

Browsers could help us make fun little websites with rss feeds, and follow our friends feeds. Your window to the web could also be your home online - customized & shareable, with open web standards.

(Not a bot that says likely words scraped of context. What a total lack of vision for the web)

Put myspace in a browser, you cowards.

@Dendrobatus_Azureus @mirabilos has been doing a great work for a long time, here

@maloki

My son walked in while I was listening to it, commented «what beautiful music»

@adamsdesk thank you!

@aeva there's also this though the paint mode in it is kinda hidden away https://materialmaker.org/

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