As long as it’s driven by open standards and not DoubleClick’s monetization plans, I’m of the mindset that either the users will find it, or else those who care need to build a new and different network that’s actively toxic to advertising.
UX is a secondary concern after decrapifying the engine and the browser and making the browser an actual user agent, rather than a virtual machine. Possibly even tertiary.
So you want a browser nobody uses?
Or do you want a browser with a good ux? Because this is part of a good ux.
As long as it’s driven by open standards and not DoubleClick’s monetization plans, I’m of the mindset that either the users will find it, or else those who care need to build a new and different network that’s actively toxic to advertising.
UX is a secondary concern after decrapifying the engine and the browser and making the browser an actual user agent, rather than a virtual machine. Possibly even tertiary.