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This isn't all that big of a deal. It's a web browser, not something special. There's tons of web browsers out there, most of them free, so it's not like this is going to affect things. Don't blow it out of proportion.
This isn't all that big of a deal. It's a web browser, not something special. There's tons of web browsers out there, most of them free, so it's not like this is going to affect things. Don't blow it out of proportion.
That's my feeling. On the surface it might seem racist but if it's something that blacks made and is supposed to be cool, then next thing everyone's going to be using it. It will be like the afro hair styles that next thing you knew all these blonds were getting tight perms, or the corn rows that showed up on blonds including Bo Derek. Or the rap music that all kids listen to and try to play.
What about the browser for the elderly- all that big type. All of these options are only dividing this nation. What is wrong with a standard 12 point Arial font in black type on a white background? I am totally opposed to browser diversity.
the whole thing is just silly,
like some group of people would need their own web browser... lol...
I would venture to say that it's creators are a bit racists or stereotypical.
If someone created something like this and I was black, I would be a bit insulted.
This is the kind of things that divide us, rather than really do anything of any worth in society.
I'd be curious of the intent behind it all
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