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The reviews are pretty great. Definitely legit. > “It’s incredibly difficult for new browsers to penetrate the market, but there’s one such browser called Wate
by bArray 5y ago
The reviews are pretty great. Definitely legit.
> “It’s incredibly difficult for new browsers to penetrate the market, but there’s one such browser called Waterfox, which is attempting to gain a foothold into the market by claiming to be the fastest browser in existence by leveraging on the 64-bit architecture of the latest operating systems.” - Can A New Web Browser Break Into the Market? / London Datastore
Woah, they must be leveraging that new 64 bit technology everybody has been talking about!
> “In a week where we celebrate the best of the British technology industry, we speak to young developer Alex Kontos about building a successful web browser, a search engine that gives money to charity, Microsoft Edge and more.” - From bedroom coder to building a Google search engine rival / Trusted Reviews
Nice, they even give money to Microsoft Edge!
- jefftk 5y ago> they must be leveraging that new 64 bit technology everybody has been talking about! Waterfox is a project that has been around for long enough (~2011) that 64-bit was actually a thing people cared about. > they even give money to Microsoft Edge! They are saying they covered several topics in the interview, of which one was charity, and another was Microsoft Edge.
- MrAlex94 5y agoThey are from the last decade or so - I linked them when I was a young lad and as you can tell the website is quite outdated now (and being updated in the meanwhile - takes time though!). Just thought it was a nice way to get people familiar with Waterfox since - at least at the time (years ago now) I wasn't too sure how to introduce people to it. > Nice, they even give money to Microsoft Edge! I never did, that's just the structure of the sentence mentioning that they also talk about Edge in the article.