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Horse charges $60 a year and it's still nothing more than a skin over Chromium. I saw the recent surge in paid-for browsers, but none of them seem to actually d
by jeroenhd 2y ago
Horse charges $60 a year and it's still nothing more than a skin over Chromium. I saw the recent surge in paid-for browsers, but none of them seem to actually do any engine work themselves, they all grab Chromium or WebKit and throw a layer of UI on top.
Of course, people are paying for browsers, even if they don't know they are. WebKit and Edge are maintained by companies in a way similar to how Chrome is maintained by Google. It's just the alternatives to those two that are now in danger, and all of their derivatives (Electron, Tauri, and anything built on top of that).