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Flattr set out do that, many years ago. They still exist. Brave is trying to address that. There's patreon, and many others. Have you tried them ?
by Aissen 8y ago
Flattr set out do that, many years ago. They still exist. Brave is trying to address that. There's patreon, and many others. Have you tried them ?
- buboard 8y agoi dont agree with the tracking that goes along with all of them. i shouldnt be recording my action to a bunch of unrelated companies just so i can give a few cents to a website.
- johnnyfaehell 8y agoWell... If you can think of a solution, make it because there are lots of other people who also want this. But without a 3rd party payment system, it seems like you're screwed.
- buboard 8y agosome cryptocurrencies come to mind. unfortunately none has caught up
- Klathmon 8y agoYour idea is going to be pretty much impossible to legally do in the US, where you need to have some idea of who your money is coming from to operate.
- Ajedi32 8y agoAFAIK, all tracking (in both Brave and Flattr) happens locally on your device. Some level of tracking _is_ strictly necessary for a system like this, because otherwise there's no way for the system to know which sites to give your money to.
- michaelbrooks 8y agoBrave records that data locally, none of it is actually sent to any servers. The only thing they know is an amount of money must go to the websites that your browser viewed. They don't record IP addresses or any personal data.
- buboard 8y agocorrect, brave is excluded
- lunchables 8y agoWe need something integrated directly into the browser with microtransactions for each page load (or X amount of pages) paid for anonymously via cryptocurrency.