Like this https://hitchdev.com/strictyaml/?

This is still noisy, wasting 3 symbols to end where an invisible line end would suffice

Fine. Then auto-closing tags? If you have a schema doc, you could do that. If you are writing free-form, then I'd definitely be complicated...?

I still see that better than YAML's indentation problem. Relying solely on indentation is a nightmare.

> everybody else is swapping between several different computers, and you need the synchronization?

So you do understand it!

That's what the backups are for, and also local password copies remain even without internet/subscription?

No, if that were true, there would be no extension support on non-mobile

> If you have been using Vivaldi for years, you have your setup exactly as you want it and you would not trade it for anything.

You wouldn't be able to even if you wanted because there is no good way to export/import your changes for the trade to happen

Otherwise removing a few borders seems a bit underwhelming for a major version bump

Do you have an actual list of arguments with the steps you take to boil them down to ignorance? CSS is a design system, as like any system it can be poorly designed. Poorly designed systems require more effort to operate, and you can even call that "skills", but that just ignores the core issue of comparing design of those systems

> it does follow from the simple fact that a fired employee with access to company systems is a security risk.

No, employees that can wipe 96 databases are a security risk, even when they're employed. But of course it's easier to go the inhumane route of cutting everything off at employment end rather than fix it properly

They can't do it at scale, they can only mandate it at scale

"There is no honor among elites"