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I never addressed your position directly. I would be less happy with a browser than if I had forty instances of webkit running on my machine. I'm not eager to go into the details but the solution to this problem is not pretending that web browsers are not web browsers but by destroying the web browser. The internet should be unified with the filesystem, our byzantine text based communication protocols, markup languages, and serializations formats should be cast to the dust bin of history. A program should never run on anyones' machine without their explicit permission, and should not be necessary for non-applications. To think of a webbrowser as a dedicated client is just to play games with words.
I would be less happy with a browser than if I had forty instances of webkit running on my machine.
Sorry its been a hell of a week. I meant to say: "I would be less happy with forty instances of webkit running on my machine than a browser."