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Why the DOJ is BREAKING the WEB?

The foundational structure of the internet is currently under fire due to unprecedented legal challenges aimed at dismantling major browser ecosystems. While the goal is to promote competition, many experts fear that these interventions could inadvertently destroy the very engines that keep the web fast, secure, and accessible. Forcing a separation between search engines and browser technology ignores the massive technical complexity required to maintain a modern web standard in a world of increasing cyber threats. We have seen similar regulatory attempts in the past that resulted in a worse experience for the average user, such as the complex "privacy banners" that now clutter every website without offering real protection. If the current push to fragment browser development succeeds, we may face a future where the web becomes more divided, making it harder for developers to build universal applications. This shift could stifle the next generation of digital innovation by imposing a bureaucratic layer over a purely technical environment. This analysis explores the potential fallout of these legal battles and what they mean for the future of digital freedom. By looking at the economics of browser development and the reality of market competition, we can see why some of the proposed solutions might be more dangerous than the problems they aim to solve. The survival of an open and efficient internet depends on understanding these deep technical challenges before drastic changes are forced upon the global infrastructure. #WebStandard #InternetFreedom #TechRegulation #DigitalEconomy --------------------------- Source full interview credited for reference purposes:    • DHH: Future of Programming, AI, Ruby on Ra...