> If you like the web a the universal app deliver platform, then things you load once and use for a long time are great targets ...
> But how many of those are there? ...

There's a lot if you consider all of the pre-web2.0 & pre-SaaS single-tenant server apps you can just ship to the browser now

That plus this trick of tab-to-tab connectivity would unlock new apps based on new protocols without having to wait on the browser vendors to add support. Think local-first and P2P
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I could use the terminal on services like github.dev or gitpod when exploring a repo without having to spin up a cloud VM or VPS because I can use my local compute+storage+connectivity instead of someone else's machine.

I saw this question over on the other place. I'm glad you posed it here too, b/c I didn't want to engage much over there.

No, this is very interesting. Almost too interesting.

Dope! I did my first internship there.

I've been lurking here for while and almost forgot to say something so past acquaintances would know who I am.