I can&#x27;t agree more.  I was just saying something similar in the thread on mobile JS framework loading performance.  The browser has reached a critical stage where the Jekyll&#x2F;Hide impersonation has got to stop.  There needs to be separate modes in the browser, application&#x2F;content, or there needs to be separate browsers.  The evolution of JS as a decorative language has reached its ultimate end:  it&#x27;s no longer just decorative and instead is now devouring and devaluing the host content it was supposed to originally enhance.  But, at the same time, it&#x27;s usefulness for zero-install client-side applications cannot be ignored and it needs a platform also.