It looks like current ad-blockers are sufficient for most people. Privacy also does not seem to be a large problem for the vast majority of web users. > We hav

It looks like current ad-blockers are sufficient for most people. Privacy also does not seem to be a large problem for the vast majority of web users. > We have a micro payments channel to publishers, frictionless and anonymous, under construction, for folks who want no ads and who will pay. That's in my opinion the interesting part. I would not maintain a browser for that reason, especially not for the .5% geeks that value that stuff. Directly supporting your favourite content creators would be an awesome thing. There already are micropayments providers like flattr or google contribute but they have different goals (flattr) or different approaches (google). I'm just not sure if a for-profit organisation would be the right way to do this in web-land.