- I open the link in a mobile browser.

- A cookie banner fills 95% of the screen.

- No accept, deny, customize, or close button in sight, and no, I am not going to switch to desktop mode or adjust my text size to something submicroscopic just to dismiss a stupid cookie banner.

Sorry guys, but that means a hard pass from me. Let the downvotes rain, but it is what it is.

So smooth, stable, easy on the head, instantly relaxing, but contains just enough pointy puns and dorky humor to function as hater repelent

This is almost as bad as hijacking the back button. It ruins the mental model of branching provided for by actual browser tabs.

It's funny that it shows the word "PostHog" as a "Possible spelling mistake found." in my browser ...

The overall look and feel is very BeOS and that's just about the highest compliment a piece of software can receive. :)

Someone needs to make a KDE, XFCE theme of this.

Their https://posthog.com/404 is blue screen of death :)

software apps inc did this concept a while ago with a real vintage mac emulator and i think it was executed really well! probably makes more sense for a company like software apps inc to do it vs posthog imo https://software.inc/

Serious question. Could one not write a whole desktop environment in a lisp (clojurescript) and serve it as a website?

Easter egg: Trash > Employee feet pics