OwO can be a bridge between the dark web and the light web. Let me explain.

For me, one of the biggest benefits of OwO is that it has a white and clean UI, which emphasizes my point.<br><br>When you first enter an OwO instance, you can see a clean and bright web page that is opposite of what the dark web is known for. This could help bridge the gap between a user who is using a web browser in their web browser, versus the dark web. <br><br> I think that with the proper “bridge”, users of the clear web, might actually start using the dark web. Maybe the clear web is a bridge between dark web and light web, but OwO offers an alternative view of a clear web. You see, the web is just software, and software can be whatever you want it to be. I think it is interesting to consider OwO as an addition to the software of the web. It creates a callback to the “web 3” feeling of the web of the 2000’s. It gives an air of nostalgia, and is a new vision of the web. It gives you a new perspective. How many other ways of viewing the web have you considered? Maybe the web is what you thought it was, or maybe it is something entirely different.