Charging for a browser in 2022? Bold strategy Cotton, let's see if it pays off for them.
Who is this targeting? Any power user who really wants a tiled browsing experience can already do it with multiple windows and any number of free window managers out there. Saved sessions have also been around for a while. No way Meta is any better than Google when it comes to collecting your data.
EDIT: I see it's not made my Meta. Unfortunate naming then.
> Any power user who really wants a tiled browsing experience can already do it with multiple windows and any number of free window managers out there.
This company is an inspiration. Pulling in $10 per user per month for an application specific tiling window manager. Kinda makes you want to start a SaaS company.
Not all useful features are valuable, not all things of value make valuable businesses. That said, good luck to them. Anything that pushes the browser oligopoly to improve is commendable.
Who is this targeting? Any power user who really wants a tiled browsing experience can already do it with multiple windows and any number of free window managers out there. Saved sessions have also been around for a while. No way Meta is any better than Google when it comes to collecting your data.
EDIT: I see it's not made my Meta. Unfortunate naming then.