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I agree with you, but it sometimes feels like a 'great browser' is supposed to be free, bleeding-edge while also backwards compatible, tracking-free, ad-free, a
by BowBun 3y ago
I agree with you, but it sometimes feels like a 'great browser' is supposed to be free, bleeding-edge while also backwards compatible, tracking-free, ad-free, and somehow altruistic and for the good of the open web.
Where are we getting these absolutely unattainable ideals from? Who can possibly support and fund such a project besides an enterprise?
- jollyllama 3y agoCan I get a decent bookmark manager and more than X months of history? What's so unattainable about that?
- markstos 3y agoI like Pinboard as a bookmark manager. Browser and platform independent!
- mattl 3y agoRaindrop.io seems to be better these days, plus Pinboard posts stuff like this... https://twitter.com/Pinboard/status/1628462667559239680 https://twitter.com/Pinboard/status/1628462667559239680
- Fabricio20 3y agoYou should check out History Trends Unlimited! I also wanted an unlimited history and since no browser supports it, someone made an extension. It even automatically backs up your history for you in a neat litte zip file!
- smoldesu 3y ago> Who can possibly support and fund such a project besides an enterprise? KHTML was doing fine before Microsoft, Google and Apple forked their codebase.
- markstos 3y agoThe definition of “what is a browser” was much simpler then.