> Unfortunately, no browser implements the outline when it comes to the accessibility tree, meaning screen readers still see an <h1> as a level 1 heading no matter how many sections it's within.

> This sucks. The outline was kinda the whole point.

But is the point still _relevant_? Most of the world has essentially ignored semantic markup for decades. How is improving the semantics helping anything if most people don't use it?

(aside: Semantics crusaders remind me of Douglas Adams' character Slartibartfast in "The Restaurant at the End of the Universe". In the book, travel through time to change the outcome of historical events has become so rampant that Slartibartfast joins what is called The Capmain for Real Time in order to preserve the "original" historical record. Nobody pays any attention to him of course, and they just keep on changing history as benefits them.)