Hello,
I recently installed version 146 of the browser — I found it by chance on GitHub, installed it, and with some AI help, I tweaked the interface and added a few features. But after some time, I discovered that everything is now paid.
For my purposes, paying $40 is too expensive. I don't make money from this. I use the browser for the following tasks:
Managing three profiles on a platform — purely for convenience;
One profile runs an AI assistant that searches the internet for the information I need, and all authorizations are handled within it;
Occasionally, I do some parsing in 1–3 threads.
In the future, I plan to fully automate actions on the internet and use multi-threading for harvesting cookies, but I'm still at least a year away from that stage.
The description said that when a new version is released, the previous one becomes open-source — for example, version 148. But apparently, that's not the case.
Now I don't understand the most important thing:
Will the free version now be limited to single-thread only?
Is version 146 going to remain the last release that can be used without any restrictions?
Could you please explain in detail how the commercial and free versions are currently structured?
Many people need to make a decision — whether to look for alternatives or to expect that they will eventually receive a slightly older version that is guaranteed to be fully unrestricted.
Please clarify how this all works now.
Hello,
I recently installed version 146 of the browser — I found it by chance on GitHub, installed it, and with some AI help, I tweaked the interface and added a few features. But after some time, I discovered that everything is now paid.
For my purposes, paying $40 is too expensive. I don't make money from this. I use the browser for the following tasks:
Managing three profiles on a platform — purely for convenience;
One profile runs an AI assistant that searches the internet for the information I need, and all authorizations are handled within it;
Occasionally, I do some parsing in 1–3 threads.
In the future, I plan to fully automate actions on the internet and use multi-threading for harvesting cookies, but I'm still at least a year away from that stage.
The description said that when a new version is released, the previous one becomes open-source — for example, version 148. But apparently, that's not the case.
Now I don't understand the most important thing:
Will the free version now be limited to single-thread only?
Is version 146 going to remain the last release that can be used without any restrictions?
Could you please explain in detail how the commercial and free versions are currently structured?
Many people need to make a decision — whether to look for alternatives or to expect that they will eventually receive a slightly older version that is guaranteed to be fully unrestricted.
Please clarify how this all works now.