Currently: - The browser is generates revenue with next to no cost (although employees etc. and that changes, but hopefully a better product means more users) f

Currently: - The browser is generates revenue with next to no cost (although employees etc. and that changes, but hopefully a better product means more users) from search engine revenue. They pay quite a bit as well, depend on the search engine some reach between $70-90 CPM. - Although there's no direct way to measure, assuming we can woo the current user base, there's around 50K active a day using the default search engine from what I'm told - Brave, Vivaldi etc manage to keep a decent user-base being based on Blink and a basic feature set. I speak with the users almost every day, am always transparent with them and some users have been using the browser for years. There always seems to be people looking for 'something else'. More importantly, I have a voice that gets heard by the users as they're very involved with everything - loyalty which I think is something money can't buy. I have received funding before for a spin-off, so I don't think it's an impossible situation.