Decentralisation: the next big step for the world wide web
Beaker Browser (mentioned as one of many possibilities in this article) is the real deal. If it doesn&#x27;t get you fired up about the possibilities, then - well let me explain I guess:<p>* The interface is dead simple - share this folder, done.<p>* It is a read-write browser. Netscape (and other browsers) used to be this way - they had some limited HTML creation tools. Beaker brings this back in the form of making an &quot;editable copy&quot; of a website. It&#x27;s a choice in the address bar.<p>* Making an &quot;editable copy&quot; doesn&#x27;t have to mean you&#x27;re now editing raw HTML. An editable copy can direct how it is edited through JS. (See the recently released &quot;dead-lite&quot; for an example of this.)<p>All these attempts are exciting but I&#x27;m actually starting to use Beaker because it&#x27;s so useful even without adoption.