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I think this artisanal browser shit is a disservice and what pushes people away from Linux. Every single “custom browser” out there is largely, IMHO, a pile of
by rubyn00bie 5y ago
I think this artisanal browser shit is a disservice and what pushes people away from Linux. Every single “custom browser” out there is largely, IMHO, a pile of shit. They very often add no value except for niche use cases which almost no one uses. They’re likely to confuse users because they abso-fucking-lutely have never heard of it.
I seriously don’t know how the hell anyone thinks this sort of thing is user friendly or good.
- hammyhavoc 5y agoThe solution is simple: ship with a basic open source browser, and during the intitial setup procedure, the wizard should ask users if they want to import data from an existing browser they currently use, or use that same browser, and to select it. This lack of understanding onboarding and setup UX is the great differentiator from Windows and macOS for most consumers.