A thoughtful little essay! As it opens by discussing an essay that proposes removing the URL bar from browsers, I’d like to share this from the ever-thoughtful Dorian Taylor:
it’s pretty well-established that certain vested interests want to kill the url, which is actually an insanely powerful and individually-empowering invention
no urls == you need an intermediary to locate shit.
it’s pretty well-established that certain vested interests want to
kill the url, which is actually an insanely powerful and
individually-empowering invention
no urls == you need an intermediary to locate shit.
This right here is a compelling case for wrenching Chromium and
Android out of the hands of Google.
And finding a funding stream for Mozilla that doesn’t tie them to the
world’s biggest surveillance companies.
A thoughtful little essay! As it opens by discussing an essay that proposes removing the URL bar from browsers, I’d like to share this from the ever-thoughtful Dorian Taylor:
—source: https://nitter.nl/doriantaylor/status/1521850904722522114#m (Imagine if Twitter toots didn’t have URLs, only a share button..)
To be clear: Noncombatant themself comes down for URLs, not against them. Wouldn’t want to accidentally imply the opposite.
This right here is a compelling case for wrenching Chromium and Android out of the hands of Google. And finding a funding stream for Mozilla that doesn’t tie them to the world’s biggest surveillance companies.