It is both extraordinarily impressive in an absolute sense, and fairly disappointing specifically comparing my result on a a random smattering of other no-js websites, to the expectation I had from the simonw screenshot (which to be clear is not an expectation you had control over, as you are not simonw). I'm familiar with this pattern from all the rest of my trying frontier ML results!

Yep, I ran it on an old windows 10 VM I had puttering about.

I think it must have a default link styling somewhere, as some links are the classic blue that as far as I know I intentionally styled to be black- but this could be css spaghetti in tufte.css finally coming to haunt me.

> I'm familiar with this pattern from all the rest of my trying frontier ML results!

Well, that's how this browser came to be, because I felt something similar to with how Cursor presented their results :) So I guess we're in the same club, somehow.

And yeah, lots of websites render poorly, for obvious reasons, if it's better or worse than Cursor's I guess will be up to the public, I'm sure if I actually treated it as a professional project I could probably get it to work quite nicely rather than the abomination it currently is.