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...browsers, so I just wanna get some other data points for the listeners on who else is building what. Now Brave, Jason, you've talked about is a privacy focused browser. It raised some venture capital at an ICO for its basic attention token or BAT bac
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...browser on your device out. That's where all your data feeds originate. All of them. Not just the ones Google sees through its search engine or its many trackers around the web. I think it was an important realization that you had when starting Brave
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...browser extension ecosystem way ahead of Chromes. And it was the way Firefox got built. Because once we had the suite unbadged of all the ICQ junk, we still had sort of too many functions. Like, the Swiss army knife, do you really need to browse the
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...Firefox browser, and this will work on Brave. Firefox and Brave use the same. It lets you put in an option of a URL, and then you see where it says focus here? Set Yeah. Focus to the web page instead of the address bar. This is a clearly this is a ve
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...browsers, I'm just gonna pull a number out, you know, that means 400,000,000 would be 10%. They have two and a half they got two, three percentage points of that possible pie. Now people might use multiple browsers. Obviously, some do. It starts to g
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...browser launches in recent memory. It's hard to kind of compare it to another browser that got this much attention, but, OpenAI launched its ChatGPT Atlas browser, which is, really they say it's ChatGPT is powering it. It's core to it. You log on and
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...that browsers are gonna be a lot more useful because now you can automate a lot more things without writing you know, if you wanted to write a script to book a demo website a demo call on a 100 websites, previously, you had to write a 100 scripts. No
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...with browser use for against operator. And then MCP came out, and we always use those external events in the world, which give us many, many more users. And also, I think when, Manus, the Chinese, Agintek project came out and and really had one of th
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...browser window and watch it do that. This is just a screenshot of it. And it will open multiple of these. So you could I was doing a search the other day saying, like, hey. Tell me all the autobiographies I haven't bought on Amazon. Put them into my,
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...the browser kinda being operated by AI, if you wanna pause and actually click around, type within this iframe that's controlling a browser, that's also possible. And this is all thanks to some of the lower level protocol, which is called the Chrome D
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...that browser window and watch it do that. This is just a screenshot of it. And it will open multiple of these. So you could I was doing a search the other day saying, like, hey. Tell me all the autobiographies I haven't bought on Amazon. Put them int
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