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How much would you pay for a browser that does not track you at all?

• sascha_sl 4y ago
  The answer is nothing, because a browser without significant adoption is bound to have some inevitable issues. I've tried Orion, for instance, but the fact that 1Password is not signing extensions so that IPC works on these browsers (rightfully so, because it'd be easy to grab your entire vault) already makes it not worth considering. It also would likely need to be proprietary, because selling binaries doesn't really work too well if your product picks up steam. Which then conflicts with the privacy promise. Ungoogled Chromium is probably your best bet.
• speedgoose 4y ago
  The problem is tracking brings more money than what the average user is willing to pay. My persona is not relevant. I think the solution is from regulations, like GDPR in Europe. It’s not popular to say that here, but at least you can think about it.