Congratulations on missing the point.
Yes, all this proof of concept does is that, but the point was to demonstrate that it's feasible, if not necessarily practical, for the Mac to preprocess its own input to a browser if you can't make the browser accept certain content. It could just as easily translate style sheets into colour tags, for example, although doing so for arbitrary content would require a lot of cleverness.
Yes, all this proof of concept does is that, but the point was to demonstrate that it's feasible, if not necessarily practical, for the Mac to preprocess its own input to a browser if you can't make the browser accept certain content. It could just as easily translate style sheets into colour tags, for example, although doing so for arbitrary content would require a lot of cleverness.