> There's one other possibility that I've thought about. Inferno's > browser charon is more capable than it might appear. It has > some degree of JavaScript support. The main thing I've noticed > when trying to use it for some day-to-day browsing is that > it lacks CSS and could use some work on performance. I suspect > that adding CSS to charon and doing some performance work > on it would be easier than either of those two options.
in the little i've looked at css, the programming model seemed relatively clean and straightforward. unfortuntely, most all css seems to be written as part of a global obfuscated css programming contest. clearly there are no winners. - erik
