Comment Comment by talhof8 I don't think it's M1 that killed it.Probably high server costs and being a vitamin and not a painkiller killed it.Also, people are not too happy about giving away their browser history data to server-side powered browsers.That being said, it's still sad to see startups fail. Hopefully they'll have better luck with their new direction. Fingers crossed! parent talhof8 4 years ago
Probably high server costs and being a vitamin and not a painkiller killed it.
Also, people are not too happy about giving away their browser history data to server-side powered browsers.
That being said, it's still sad to see startups fail. Hopefully they'll have better luck with their new direction. Fingers crossed!