Browsers like Safari and Firefox use domain-specific quirks to fix broken websites and compensate for Chrome’s dominance. These quirks, often hidden from users, adjust rendering, user agent strings, and other behaviours to ensure compatibility. While this approach benefits users, it creates a feedback loop where developers prioritize Chrome, leaving other browsers to adapt or implement workarounds.

Building a personal agent operating system on top of Hermes, Claude Code, and the harnesses I've collected. Plugins, notes, stack, journey.

Hermes Agent plugin for explicit SSH-backed remote host tools - donovan-yohan/hermes-plugin-remote-hosts

A hearing system that monitors brain waves could help people with hearing loss communicate in noisy environments.