and so you will only be able to browse websites in a certified way, like using your bare IP address or a big 4 browser
...and that browser will have to be running on "trusted" software and hardware, which is very much the definition of user-hostility. There were a few articles recently about the imminent threat of remote attestation that got buried in a similar way. They first went after RMS, managed to get their user-hostile antifeatures into Linux, and are slowing locking things down and going after the dissenters. All in the name of "security" --- to secure their interests, not yours.
What is RMS here?
The most insane backward nonsense is that Cloudflare proposed a browser extension to bypass the captcha. Like wtf will HN react if Microsoft suddenly made 50% of the web block russian IPs by default until you install a plugin they provide?
Now the only thing I worry about is how they will gimp IPFS since they are sort of leaning towards it once it or something similar replaces the web? They have to make money somehow. Any solution requires breaking things in such a protocol.
you're on this site too, insulting strangers on the internet, for making your text gray. you are part of the club you are insulting. just fyi :)