If you want to use 1990s netscape in 2018.
is this a joke ?
If you want to use 1990s netscape in 2018.
is this a joke ?
Sotos wrote::lol: You did submit it: http://theclassictools.com/Partners.htm I like how you call them "partners" Some user reviews from one of those sites:If you want to use 1990s netscape in 2018.is this a joke ?
Sotos wrote:Right. So you never submitted forms like this: http://www.softpedia.com/user/submit.shtml They searched Google for "browser" and they found your website on the billionth page Sure, some nobodies scrape the more popular websites and then might mass email all the apps listed there asking for backlinks (and some fools like you offer it to them), but for the more popular websites you submitted it yourself and you would be lying if you deny this.
Get Real! wrote:Anyone out there still using Chrome?
This article is for you…
https://www.techspot.com/news/75055-par ... ducts.html
Get Real! wrote:There is a new “interesting” scheme doing the rounds targeting browsers. Here’s the offer straight from my Outlook…"I believe that there was a miscommunication, as what we offer you is a way to gain extra revenue. So in this case, we want to pay you and there are no investments required from you.
Our SDK is used to collect public internet data using your customer's network resources while their device is in an idle state. Also, our SDK has no UI, so it won't slow down your app and would not drain an extra battery. It does not have any annoying pop-ups or advertising messages - this means the better user experience and better app reviews for you!
Most importantly, XXXXXX SDK does not collect ANY personal user data, we are only interested in IPs, that would be used for our proxy solution.
Our payment methods are bank transfer, PayPal, and Bitcoin and there is no minimum threshold for payment. Also, if you do integrate our SDK on your app, you will be provided with a personalized dashboard so that you could see all kinds of stats, like how many daily active users do you have and how much you've made.
If you are still interested, please let me know, and I will be able to provide you with our SDK for both Windows and Android for you to test. Oh, and you will be paid for the test period as well "
Pyrpolizer wrote:So did you accept their offer, did they pay you anything, what?
Him wrote:Just wanted to get an answer from you whether would you be interested to monetize your application?
Thanks.
Me wrote:No, I’m afraid that wouldn’t be wise for a browser that users place their trust in.
Thanks.
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