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I don't believe the main competitors to Firefox (Chrome, Edge, Safari) offer a payment mechanism? So this wouldn't be required for core feature parity. However
by agd 6y ago
I don't believe the main competitors to Firefox (Chrome, Edge, Safari) offer a payment mechanism? So this wouldn't be required for core feature parity.
However the two main competitors to Signal (Telegram and Whatsapp imo) do have a payment mechanism.
- carmen_sandiego 6y agoChrome has the Payments API and the most recent betas have the Digital Goods API which allows Play Store billing.
- simion314 6y agoI had no idea WhatsApp and Telegram have cryptocurrency support, I only use WhatsApp because I need it for soem school parents group though... but even if Chrome would add Gopogle Coin support I still will not like if Firefox forces it and not make it an optional plugin (people still complain that Firefox added DRM support for media so this is not theoretical)
- sudosysgen 6y agoNeither Telegram nor Whatsapp have crypto support. Both of them have very limited payments support, that doesn't use crypto at all.
- paulryanrogers 6y agoKeeping up with the Joneses is rarely a good motivation
- skinkestek 6y agoDo Telegram have that now? I actively use Telegram but can't remember having seen it - nor an announcement that it is available.
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- konart 6y agoTelegram has bot payments API (had it for some time now). As a user (regular or a business owner for example) you can use solutions like https://ecommpay.com/products/telegram-payments/ https://ecommpay.com/products/telegram-payments/ to receive payments