It would be great to decentralize what is already done by Youtube Red and Spotify. I'm honestly surprised that something like that doesn't already exist. Allow sites to register against your payment service and then it keeps track of your visits and at the end of the month, shows you a report and distributes funds.
Edit: another cool facet to this idea would be that you don't have to hound end users to join, the content providers that sign up will do that for you :)
Edit round 2: looks like brave.com already does exactly this.
I'd like to see something that seamlessly ties a voting system (thumbs up/thumbs down) with a payment system and a social media aspect. Charge a dollar per thumbs up on a video, if a video has lots of thumbs ups than that means lots of people paid to say "this content is good" increasing the likelihood that it is actually good. All of the money can go to the content creator and the aggregator can make it's money with advertising.
That would be interesting. I like the idea of keeping a fixed monthly amount so you don't have to worry about upvoting things often, you just do what you always have done, and your preferences support creators accordingly.
My Firefox updates for the past few years have solely consisted of checking the dev wiki inconsistently and the issue tracker each time there was a Tor browser security issue - so I'm prob missing other stuff to
That said, I can't wait for Mozilla to come back. The world needs Firefox.
Edit: another cool facet to this idea would be that you don't have to hound end users to join, the content providers that sign up will do that for you :)
Edit round 2: looks like brave.com already does exactly this.