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@Priest72 said in Is the browser war really a goat rodeo?:
@Steffie said in Is the browser war really a goat rodeo?:
@Priest72 You have utterly missed the point. Look at your exact words that i quoted. You made a demonstrably incorrect statement, & i called you on it.
"Only" is an absolute term. One merely has to furnish a single contradictory data point to disprove the hypothesis. Here's such a point... i am neither a man nor a Scot, yet use the term "wee". In casual conversation over the decades i have furthermore experienced numerous instances of others also using this word, when they were sometimes also neither man nor Scot, & other times were man but still not Scot.
Your rebuttal that "wee" might be a "common phrase in scotland" is utterly irrelevant to my preceding reply to you. You moved the goalposts mid-game. I have returned them.
my dearest steffie please calm down.A goalkeeper i most certainly am not and i don't recall moving the posts but ((shrugs shaking head.)).
it is a term used frequently in scotland..(im assuming you have not visited yoursefl?)..i am a sassanach myself and hear it frequently.
Methinks there is a bit of non distributio medii going on here (and no, I'm not Roman).
I have an suggestion how you could get a couple of thousands new users. I don't know how much work it would take for porting V to Lomiri(former Unity). Because you already have ported it to the Raspberry Pi. I am using Ubuntu Touch(Lomiri) on an old Nexus 5 and there is not much to compete with if you would port V to this platform or maybe to PostmarketOs too. Perhaps become the default browser. Here is some useful links:
ubports.com and forums.ubports.com
https://postmarketos.org/
Like many others, I think it was in the comments of an Opera release announcement on their website. I used to follow the release announcements for Opera snapshots and betas and read the comments. And many people were disappointed in change in direction of the Chromium-based Opera. Someone posted a link about Vivaldi.
I seem to remember that the community for Vivaldi was first. But I don't think it was confirmed that there was going to be a browser. I think people were speculating that Jon might release a new browser. I want to say that there was the .net domain for the community. And the .com domain existed but it wasn't clear what it would be used for until a bit later. I think some people even went as far as to look up trademark filings to see that a web browser was planned.
@Pesala said in Hmmm...they say Brave is faster!:
@Catweazle As I get older I rediscover things that I have long since forgotten were there.
You are referring to Vivaldi and not the pile of body parts in your basement,right?
@Gwen-Dragon , not only the French people, although with UR they have already shown that they know what a good browser is (omg, it even has a real VPN (paid) and AV for downloads).
Interesting also the still little-known UR Browser, very privacy-oriented (in my opinion better than Brave), it also has a UR beta for Android. (French software from adaptivebee)
@Gwen-Dragon I'll consider doing this. Right now I feel the need to let the previous reply's information sink in--I take it that applications should only be toward open positions--or wait for others' input on unsolicited / general job applications.
