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When Amazon did the exact same thing (offering a browser that had its endpoint on an external server) everybody was euphoric because it allowed a modern renderi
by Udo 14y ago
When Amazon did the exact same thing (offering a browser that had its endpoint on an external server) everybody was euphoric because it allowed a modern rendering engine to "run" on a very limited device. Now Nokia does the same thing for crippled phones and they're the bad guy.
- jargonjustin 14y agoNo, Amazon Silk routes HTTPS traffic directly to the origin server. https://www.eff.org/2011/october/amazon-fire%E2%80%99s-new-browser-puts-spotlight-privacy-trade-offs https://www.eff.org/2011/october/amazon-fire%E2%80%99s-new-b...