I wonder which of these web alternatives will "win" and become mainstream. It's interesting seeing them over time, but it's kind of sad that freenet has been doing this for 20 years but never gained any traction.

I think a lot of people just hadn't heard about it. It didn't get enough publicity. I'm pretty technically literate but didn't really know about it. I mean, I've heard the name before and seen the logo, but I never looked into it until I read your comment. It sounds great. Maybe it could catch on now.

I hope it doesn't share the same fate as xanadu

more bloat, just use ungoogled chromium, hardened ff, icecat, librewolf, pale moon. its filled with bloat and crypto shit.

Brave is again at the forefront of privacy protection. It made me aware of finger printing, then added Tor private browsing, and now this!