# first.items[].content
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But eventually GUIs took over (from terminal based interfaces). And SGR was, in the text viewers of these GUIs, ignored and lost. SGR did not work in that new GUI world.

This was carried over to the Web — where there too SGR doesn't work.

The thing is though — things like HTML, CSS, markdown, etc keep on getting created to (in part) give us back bolding, coloring, italicizing, overling, underlining, etc.

But, back in the day, in practice, text already had these abilities.

# first.items[].contentMap.en
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But eventually GUIs took over (from terminal based interfaces). And SGR was, in the text viewers of these GUIs, ignored and lost. SGR did not work in that new GUI world.

This was carried over to the Web — where there too SGR doesn't work.

The thing is though — things like HTML, CSS, markdown, etc keep on getting created to (in part) give us back bolding, coloring, italicizing, overling, underlining, etc.

But, back in the day, in practice, text already had these abilities.