> Also, unlike most of the emulators you can meet nowadays it uses HTML and CSS for its UI (exactly as Atom does), which means we can stop misusing unicode characters and make a better looking terminal with appropriate tools.
I added emphasis.
When they say it's the right tool for the job, and in reality it's not... well, you get reactions like these. And justifiably I think.
The author meant it as "no more ASCII art for window decorations in the terminal console", and you just twisted it into "use a Web browser, because that's the right way", am I right?
> Also, unlike most of the emulators you can meet nowadays it uses HTML and CSS for its UI (exactly as Atom does), which means we can stop misusing unicode characters and make a better looking terminal with appropriate tools.
I added emphasis.
When they say it's the right tool for the job, and in reality it's not... well, you get reactions like these. And justifiably I think.