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Especially that every desktop app re-packages a whole web browser is infuriating me, as it could easily be avoided. The operating system should just provide a web browser library, that can be dynamically linked by each application. It's such an easy solution but it isn't used :(
Don't forget the next step in the evolution: each web browser ships inside its own entire operating system container
don't give them ideas 😩
but for real, that's more-or-less already happening for some applications, which ship inside their own docker container, which is practically a mini-operating-system.
And snaps and flatpaks and appimages and Microsoft Windows