Existing users, 
I guess I don't get it. I understand that developers need to make money. However, when there are several good browsers available for free, why would anyone pay $30 for essentially the same thing?
aloha
OmniWeb
Full-featured native web browser.
Version: 5.10.1
Pay for a Web Browser
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: zmittie Thursday, February 02 2006 @ 09:41 PM PST
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Have Not Tried
Recommend Product: NO
Comments
Pay for a Web Browser - luluwillie
Depends what you get for your money. In this case, not much indeed.Friday, February 03 2006 @ 11:09 AM PST
Pay for a Web Browser - stevewoodward
As long as you accept the fact that what <b>you</b> view as having little value isn't everyone's opinion...There are a couple of key features, that for me, was worth ponying up for.Saturday, February 04 2006 @ 04:49 PM PST
Pay for a Web Browser - lorenolson1
I doubt you understand, it's really the same as freedom of speech. Either you can or you don't. Lets see now, Firefox and Mozilla advertised for for to keep them going and they got more than they expected. Opera was pay only until they got enough so they could afford to give away the current version. Safari in order to keep current one has to buy or rather own the latest version of OS X. ICab is still shareware. And there are some minor players like I believe Shira which are strictly free. It's all about what an invidual wants and whether or not he is willing to pay one way or the other, and if strictly wants free which is his choice than even free such as Safari may end up costing anyway.Friday, February 03 2006 @ 12:18 PM PST
Pay for a Web Browser - stevewoodward
Well, I pay for OW because I like a few of the features not found in other browsers (thumbnail tabs, saved Workspaces), and as a Mac developer I also like to support developers like Omnigroup who are dedicated to our platform.Reply to This
Friday, February 03 2006 @ 04:02 AM PST