> make a kick-ass browser that people love, strive for even 0.5-1% of browser market share, and then sell your default search preference Isn't this what Opera

> make a kick-ass browser that people love, strive for even 0.5-1% of browser market share, and then sell your default search preference Isn't this what Opera (3% marketshare) and Vivaldi (unknown% since they use Chrome's user-agent) are doing? And yet to make a browser that's good enough to capture this "small" chunk of market share, Opera needs >600 employees, and Vivaldi >50.