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Browser is such a security nightmare, how would one want to trust from a random vendor? What is it's selling point?
by h1d 8y ago
Browser is such a security nightmare, how would one want to trust from a random vendor?
What is it's selling point?
- astonex 8y agoWe're actually the largest tech company in South Korea, not a completely random vendor. We also own LINE messenger which is probably more known.
- Tor3 8y agoTried it. It ignores my window manager's decorations and enforces its own, with no apparent way of changing that (unlike e.g. Chromium).
- piyush_soni 8y agoThanks. You still didn't answer what is its (unique) selling point though. e.g. Why should I use it over this 'ungoogled Chromium' itself, or say Firefox?
- ilikehurdles 8y agoThe website has a list of features that differentiate it.
- hrktb 8y agoTo back astonex’s point, I never tried their browser but Navernis far from a random company. If you’re afraid of them not having enough resource or not caring enough to maintain it, the company has deep pocket and won’t disappear tomorrow. I know naver mainly as a chat app, and it was pretty good and hugely popular in Asia at a point. There was a huge account leak a few years ago, so I guess they also should be battle tested now. Basically it could be a strong independent browser vendor mainly interesting in capturing users in their ecosystem.