I would pay for a browser that was fast, extendable and catered to power users over casual users. $5-$10/mo would be the sweet spot. I would have paid for Firefox except they now fall into the bucket of “cater to average users” even though they do have the developer edition but it’s still basically the same browser. Give me a browser with equivalent of postman/insomnia built in, better bookmarks, keybindings, unrestricted plugins and more please.
Id pay for most mozilla stuff if i could get -just- the base functionality.
Just be a browser for fuck sake. I'd pay 20 bucks a month for a firefox that just did www and a thunderbird that just did email really well. Let me install extensions if I want extra stuff.
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I would pay for a browser that was fast, extendable and catered to power users over casual users. $5-$10/mo would be the sweet spot. I would have paid for Firefox except they now fall into the bucket of “cater to average users” even though they do have the developer edition but it’s still basically the same browser. Give me a browser with equivalent of postman/insomnia built in, better bookmarks, keybindings, unrestricted plugins and more please.
The 1999 OP announced being long on Dec-1-1999.
AOL (which had acquired Netscape) stock topped on Dec-13-1999 at 94/share. He bought the exact top of an epic speculative bubble.
He was maybe in the green for 1 or 2 sessions.
Id pay for most mozilla stuff if i could get -just- the base functionality.
Just be a browser for fuck sake. I'd pay 20 bucks a month for a firefox that just did www and a thunderbird that just did email really well. Let me install extensions if I want extra stuff.
It is a great idea actually.
Have you heard about qutebrowser?
Some others to check out:
Luakit
Waterfox
LibreWolf