And it still depends on a browser engine, which development isn't and would not be covered by the $30/mon fee. This fee probably mostly covers the cost of runni

And it still depends on a browser engine, which development isn't and would not be covered by the $30/mon fee. This fee probably mostly covers the cost of running the browser in the cloud for the customers. But it is a good point and I guess with enough people using this kind of thing, they could raise the price a bit and use the difference to develop an actual browser engine. Which is a tremendous task so I'm not even sure it would suffice to support every cases of the modern web.