Spartiate

Part of the reason it is the way it is, is to ensure your privacy. We can't read your synced data even if someone shows up with warrant. So yeah its a bit more cumbersome, but much more privacy protecting.

Thanks, we're glad you like what we do :)

1. We are not out to compete with them directly. We want to ensure the internet and browsers remain a place that gives the user a choice and a voice for what they want. And it is mostly friendly.
2. Donations and other revenue streams I'm not qualified to speak about.
3. We've been protecting the open web for over a decade, and new features like SocialAPI will give the Facebook integration your looking for a better experience with privacy protections.

That I get to work with the smartest people I have ever met, who are just as passionate about what we do as I am.

That depends on what you want to look forward to. All our plans are publicly available on our wiki, with roadmaps for each area. The big news this week was SocialAPI availability on the Beta channel for Facebook integration.