

Isnt this the way of all technology?
for N=1; N<∞; N++ {
Thing N is released. It's new and innovative, and addresses all the problems with Thing N-1.
It gains popularity until it becomes defacto standard, in the process forcing Thing N-1 to adopt a lot of Thing N's new features.
After a while the developers reduce or stop the innovation because their product is #1 and has no real competition, until Thing N+1 is released.
}
We’ve seen this with mobile phones, social networks, frontend frameworks, programming languages, cars, fridges, you name it




Adding to this, the only time I dont use HTTPS/TLS is when I am accessing localhost, prior to moving a service to a subdomain to give it HTTPS/TLS…