> the real reason to code in Fixed-Point HTML is simply the satisfaction of knowing that you and the browser are in total agreement about the HTML.

Interesting idea, I've been trying to achieve something similar but in reverse... rather than make my source match the browser, make the browser match my source by making it not ignore spacing.

i.e The basics being `white-space: pre;` on the body element, and fixed width and sized fonts. But I still want a HTML document so i can opt in to html where it matters. My reasons are to A) avoid a pre-processor and build toolchain complexity, stick to nice simple static files, and B) I get something similar to WYSIWYG but as source code. C) I like fixed width fonts and to plain text formatting (reducing decisions is helpful for focus).