This was the browser that required an account to even start using, it was just ridiculous.

Number of external connections means little without context of the content and what they are for.

Zen also attempts to remove the telemetry that firefox has baked in.

But Zen also has features other than just vertical tabs that are really useful, like Glance.

Passkeys are not tied to biometric data, and they don’t do anything to keep you in googles walled garden. They’re a standard supported by most password managers and plenty of websites these days.

This product has always confused the heck out of me.

It says it’s peer to peer “No server, no gatekeeper: peer-to-peer sync on local networks”, but then they have plan options to pay for more storage??

And they have a line “Joining the Anytype network means contributing to our story” which is strange because it kind of implies that my stuff is getting shared somewhere.

Every time I go on this website I feel like someone accidentally put the marketing copy for 2 different products together.

As long as they leave the local backup option that sounds like a good idea to me.