What if a browser could save the planet?

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al_borland · 14m ago

So they’re going to stick ads directly in the browser? Or is the plan to use the browser to mine data on users and sell that data to Google to drive their ads?

This article seems to have the idealism of a teenager.

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What if a browser could save the planet?

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