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It is unlikely I pay money for a desktop web browser unless most of the free browsers become unreliable, and sell users' data to the government, advertisers, and other companies and people.
Would you pay money, or have you ever paid money for a web browser software?
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Hrmmm, would paying for a VPN be kind of similar to this?
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I think paying for a VPN is like paying for an internet connection, or web hosting where you pay to use the connection, or hosting files online where you need to use the web host's connection to upload your website files, and allow visitors to download your website files, or view your site on a web browser.
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I remember Netscape used to be a paid web browser in the late 1990s. Mozilla and Mozilla Firefox web browser are based on Netscape.
I used Netscape in the past because it work better than IE in my experience.
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I remember it when my Middle school and High school PCs used it, never touched it myself.
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Never would as long as there are decent options available like there are now.
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I may pay for an ad-free version of a web browser if web browsers start using ads on their new tabs page, or homepage like free antivirus software which sometimes contain ads to upgrade to their paid antivirus, or buy other products.
I think some people may pay for a web browser, or donate to a web browser's website if they have a special membership badge on the web browser's official forum, so other members know they bought the web browser to help support the makers of the web browser.
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I am already paying to web browsers, I paid it with my privacy and informations 