It's incredibly interesting that consumer operating systems have done nothing to try to catch the web browsing experience. They've let themselves go no where. Tabs, multi-document interfaces, managing many files at once, is just not something the OS is good at.

I remember the couple months or years where each Chrome tab was it's own app instance. I thought it was incredibly ambitious & interesting to make the OS try to deal with tabs, be a manager. And indeed Google backed it out. And so as usual, Android is in the background of daily life, hardly ever touched or used, and I just stay in Chrome almost all day letting it define every bit of my computing existence.

The web experience just has so many more hooks & so much more power, than these little self-defined bespoke inward experiences. Because so much part because browser gives us such basic & flexibility utility as we compute & surf.

Thanks for the good post, enjoyed reading very much, & two thumbs up!