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Ah yes, because someone who has thought about this problem for 5 minutes is absolutely more knowledgable about the space than a team that has spent 2 years building it. Hats off to you for the top troll comment.

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The first troll comment I'm reading here is yours. Just because you stare at some toast for two years until you start to see an image of Jesus in it doesn't mean someone else can't point out that it's just a burn mark.

16GB of memory for 16vCPUs is a very weird balancing of resources in anyone's books. Either their definition of a "vCPU" is actually a far smaller CPU share in order to pump up the numbers or they are overselling CPU hard.

And yes, 50$ a month is also a high price point for this.

I actually worked on browser isolation products for seven years. No need to be rude.

EDIT: Just because the attitude of this comment really grinds my gears: Here's my patent for network-based content rendering which was submitted back in 2017: https://patents.google.com/patent/US10878187B1

Believe me, I've thought about this a little more than 5 minutes.

That is pretty messed up that the USPTO granted Amazon a patent for what Opera was doing decades ago.

Opera Mini used a resource compression proxy. That's not what this patent is for.

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