Why we hate our browsers (and why we haven’t switched yet)
Why we hate our browsers (and why we haven’t switched yet)
The Default Effect kept us locked into legacy browsers for a decade. It's finally time to change. Produced in partnership with Shift Browser
BySimon Litt Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Reddit Share to Email Share to LinkThe modern internet is defined by a massive economic paradox: We are deeply dissatisfied with our primary tool, yet we refuse to change it. We claim to dislike monopolies and lament the erosion of privacy in Big Tech. Yet, in a market teeming with alternatives, the vast majority of us remain locked into the same legacy ecosystem we complain about.
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