Browsers should be more intolerant and punish bad practice
Read OriginalThe article critiques modern web bloat, where pages average 2.5MB, and argues browsers are too tolerant of bad practices like huge images and accessibility issues. It proposes browsers should first log warnings for such issues in developer consoles and later punish sites by refusing to load problematic content, similar to how they now enforce HTTPS for security.
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