Thanks for the thorough write up on page rendering logic, Benson.

On the usability side, I always find that on probably 70% of web pages that I read, the true 'content' only takes up from 35% to at most 75% of the page's width. Many sites split up their screen to 2-3 columns or sidebars, and use them to display ads and links to pimp their other contents. This is the reason that I think a good (smooth and quick to use) zooming function (yes, like iPhone's safari PLEASE) would be an asset on the N800 to view 'normal' web pages. We have great screen on the NIT to display ad and stuff we don't need?

PS: About my 'blind' comment; I was taking a jab at an earlier poster that seems to always blindly support NIT, not wanting to talk about negative aspects of it, or positive aspects of competing products... even in an effort to improve the NIT.