[lelanthran]

> It can generate headers and the like dynamically so you don't have to change it on every single pa

Yeah, I noped out of that and use a client-side include (webcomponent) so that my html can have `<include-remote remote-src='....'>` instead.

Sure, it requires JS to be enabled for the webcomponent to work, but I'm fine with that.

See https://www.lelanthran.com for an example.

[EDIT: Dammit, my blog doesn't use that webcomponent anymore! Here's an actual production usage of it: https://demo.skillful-training.com/project/webroot/ (use usernames (one..ten)@example.com and password '1' if you want to see more usage of it)]

[culi]

yeah clearly there's a lot of ways to solve this issue if javascript is enabled. But there's a big overlap between the folks who wanna use vanilla web technologies and the folks who want their site to run without javascript