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$5 a month when I'm using my regular web browser (chrome), $10 a month when I'm using private navigation. $10 a month on Firefox too. Maybe because I'm in Europ
by Zababa 5y ago
$5 a month when I'm using my regular web browser (chrome), $10 a month when I'm using private navigation. $10 a month on Firefox too. Maybe because I'm in Europe and it's adjusted to salaries/cost of living?
- asciimov 5y agoI see $5 a month on Firfox/Linux in the US.
- zaarn 5y agoIt's a random A/B test. If you clear your cookies, there is a 50% chance it'll change to the other.
- wtmt 5y agoIndia, with Firefox Focus here, seeing $10 per month/$100 per year. Clear cookies and repeat again a few times, and it’s $5 per month/$50 per year. This has nothing to do with cost of living or purchasing power parity. It’s just random testing.
- forgotpwd16 5y agoThis isn't what is happening here which is a simple A/B test. But the adjustment you mention can be implemented utilizing the purchasing power parity. It'll be nice seeing projects taking this into consideration.