There is quite a lot of costs associated with running a browser (at scale).
Brave is looking to offer something that does what you mention called Brave-origin.
Apologies for the late question, I only just found this thread.
I work at Brave, VP of IT. I worked at Mozilla for 5 years. So have some experience with browsers.
I see our insanely high infrastructure bill each month, most of the cost comes down to CDN/distribution of updates, block lists, safe browsing etc. But we also have a bunch of other costs for staff to maintain said infrastructure and security.
If you get to scale, what is the plan here? Because $1M won't get you a very long runway and the moment browsers stop doing what they should be doing well, they die. Wishing you the best of luck.
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Took me a while (and to read your reply) to understand what you were saying.
Don't get hung up on the name. The intention a long time ago was to make it a wiki, but it never happened and the name stuck.
I'm not sure what you mean, bodyweight only exercise selection looks fine to me?
Want to give me a concrete example, maybe we have something bugged.
We have a bunch more exercise coming to add a little more depth, but our data shows that bodyweight is generally where novice/beginner lifters want to start, so we give them the option. Also things like pull-ups, chin-ups, dips are in no way "beginner" and so if a user selects "all equipment" which is what most people do, they'll get these very important exercises if they are applicable.
its okay if you don't agree, but we have an expert on staff who curated these exercises. I trust him more than some guy on the internet. So if they are wrong, its likely a bug.
Yeah, I hate ads too :(
Unfortunately we have to run ads to support our business.
We don't mind ad blockers, I suggest Brave! But if you do want to help support our team, we also offer a premium subscription that removes ads and unlocks other features like tracking.
Have someone in Egypt look at our site. Its been blocked for about 3 months.
Apparently there is a pool of IP's that Cloudflare use for their CDN and some of them are blocked in Egypt. If you are unlucky enough to be one of the websites that is using that IP, it's blocked. Apparently they rotate them, but I haven't seen it yet, so chances are, when they do rotate them, more will be blocked.
Cloudflare is a huge part of the internet. Often they won't respond and it appears that for whatever reason, their IP range is blocked in Egypt.
We probably get 10 support emails per week. I contacted Cloudflare and they simply said there is nothing they can do.