[dayglored]

> You know where this is eventually going? The end of anonymity and central control of all network usage. We will eventually have our own cyber Stasi.

Well, yes... but what does that have to do with a vastly improved browser for Windows?

I'm not saying you're wrong -- I at least partly agree with your concern -- but that concern deserves its own thread. This one is about a browser.

[DiogenesLamp]

Well, yes... but what does that have to do with a vastly improved browser for Windows?

Seems relevant. Much of what I keep seeing in the way of "security improvements" tend to be along the lines of more control by third parties.

Also I hate Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Firefox. I'm using Pale Moon, but I figure they will screw the pooch one of these days and I'll have to find something else.

I'm just Bitching about tech companies involved in politics/government, and how the word "security" is starting to sound not so nice.

Never mind me. I'll stop now. :)

[Secret Agent Man]

Vastly improved browser, stated by a company making a browser == SPIN

They jut focus on what they want to hype what they wantto, and dont bring up any negative aspects like better snooping of you by big brother.