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I can't imagine a world where the unsophisticated "consumer who wants a solid, fast browser that just works" doesn't just use the default browser that comes bun
by Jare 13y ago
I can't imagine a world where the unsophisticated "consumer who wants a solid, fast browser that just works" doesn't just use the default browser that comes bundled with the OS. Safari and IE are more than capable to fill that role these days.
- fpgeek 13y agoSome of those unsophisticated consumers are still using Windows XP (or Android Gingerbread or ...).
- Jare 13y agoTo clarify, the theory is that there is a significant market in people who are still using XP, are sophisticated enough to want a 'better' browser, have knowledge and IT permissions to install one, yet at the same time don't want a featured interface. I'm sure there's a few people like that, but a market big enough to model your product around them? I.... I just can't imagine that being the case.