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I don't know why you're marketing this outside of your background. If the average internet user cared very much about state/company privacy we'd have riots in t

I don't know why you're marketing this outside of your background. If the average internet user cared very much about state/company privacy we'd have riots in the streets. But alas, we don't. The average HN reader is going to care a lot more about privacy, but they're going to want you to give tech specifics, they won't blindly adopt this based on marketing whizzbang. Since you're from the adult background, why not market this browser to people wanting to view porn at work and not get caught? I'm sure it'd get a lot more adoption since legitimate use case, realistic goals.

tenta 10y ago
We'll provide the tech specifics too. We know that's super important. Yeah we're not going to run from our background. But having experience in that industry for so long, we already know it will do well there. We're also planning to reach out to people who already use and love incognito mode, ad blockers, vpns/proxies, etc. And to your first point, part of our job now is to do our part in educating people why privacy matters and why Tenta exists. For example, explain why tools like your average browser's incognito mode is useless. That term is completely misleading/false and we will redefine the standard for what it means to be incognito mode.