When I looked into it several years ago, browser support for some critical features wasn't there yet. Not sure whether this has improved.
In principle, this would be a great alternative to proprietary PDF rendering libraries which require you to design your document completely in (e.g. Java) code, and to the typical LaTeX approach. You really appreciate the elegance of HTML+CSS once you had the misfortune of having to do a simple fucking table in LaTeX.
https://www.w3.org/TR/css-page-3/
When I looked into it several years ago, browser support for some critical features wasn't there yet. Not sure whether this has improved.
In principle, this would be a great alternative to proprietary PDF rendering libraries which require you to design your document completely in (e.g. Java) code, and to the typical LaTeX approach. You really appreciate the elegance of HTML+CSS once you had the misfortune of having to do a simple fucking table in LaTeX.