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I would roundly disagree. If you find an unexploited niche and effectively corner it, there are still opportunities out there. Just look at Bitwarden. It start
by rekabis 7y ago
I would roundly disagree. If you find an unexploited niche and effectively corner it, there are still opportunities out there.
Just look at Bitwarden. It started out as a free and truly secure answer to password managers that were cross-platform and web/browser-based, but had issues with trust and privacy. A lone developer put his money where his mouth was, and built the product up into a SaaS that is now a small but profitable company. It’s now the fastest growing password manager out there, and certainly one of the more popular among techs.
- pjc50 7y ago> built the product up into a SaaS That counts towards the parent comment's thesis, not against it. If it wasn't a SaaS charging would be much harder.