Excellent! It's so interesting to see the development of a tiny browser that'll run in 16 megs in a world where contemporary browsers can use gigabytes of memory.

It's also interesting to see how well they keep with SSL/TLS, how they're immune to games like .webp because of DataTypes, and how web sites can, in fact, be loaded on an m68020 or m68030 class processor from the mid '80s.

If nothing else, it's something that can be pointed to when people are quick to say it can't be done :)