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I mean, the fact that they had to use Chromium as the underlying framework for a browser, considering how much resources MS has... feels like a monumental failu
by ExoticPearTree 3y ago
I mean, the fact that they had to use Chromium as the underlying framework for a browser, considering how much resources MS has... feels like a monumental failure at being able to make a decent browser.
- donmcronald 3y agoI'm sure they don't see any value in maintaining a browser. The attitude nowadays seems to be that good software is simply a means to deliver ads and paid up-sells while sucking up as much personal information as possible. Why bother building something when you can just slap some lipstick on an existing pig and get to the same level of user exploitation with far less effort?