This is just another brick in the wall. The web is /not/ a platform that's friendly to new implementations, and it never will be; the complexity that's constantly being added ensures this. It also means we're all going to have a lot fewer guarantees of anything like sane behavior when using the web in the years to come.
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Yes, there is a different term for each case, but both boils down to "if I can't see it, why would I click it".
I hope this doesn't mean the end of niche browsers, or at least not those built on well-known rendering engines like WebKit.
This is just another brick in the wall. The web is /not/ a platform that's friendly to new implementations, and it never will be; the complexity that's constantly being added ensures this. It also means we're all going to have a lot fewer guarantees of anything like sane behavior when using the web in the years to come.