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Although I think they have the right incentives, a browser is too big an investment for each of these privacy-focused companies to make their own. I suspect wha
by ajb 2y ago
Although I think they have the right incentives, a browser is too big an investment for each of these privacy-focused companies to make their own. I suspect what needs to happen is that Kagi, Mullvad, Proton etc should to start a common org in which they sit on the board. That way they can each hold the others to account, but there would still be one pool of money funding browser development, with some chance of getting big enough to take over from mozilla.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> a browser is too big an investment for each of these privacy-focused companies to make their own They can ride a bigger player’s wake. Orion runs on WebKit. Apple hasn’t shown itself to be as problematic a steward as Google. > Kagi, Mullvad, Proton etc should to start a common org in which they sit on the board They would be as ignored as the actual web standards.