Mighty

ko

I've been using Mighty for about a month and it really is incredible and, at the same time, kicking myself for not following through with a similar idea I had years ago! It was an effortless switch from Chrome/Brave/Chromium into Mighty. Leveraging Google Workspace, Zendesk, Miro, Trello, etc. within my organization, my mid-tier 2020 (Intel) MBP was struggling and was nothing but a jet engine for 8 hours a day. Now? Silence for ~6-8 hours depending on local workflows like Adobe, CAD, and others. The computer was brand new and already felt sluggish from all the browser weight. Mighty has given me the power that was paid for back into my workflows keeping the bevy of resource-heavy SaaS platforms isolated and offloaded so I can seamlessly jump from task to task without waiting for something to 'just work'/load!

This is only for those with very high speed and consistent internet access right? Like 100 MBPS and above? @suhail

Why would I hand my cookies and my personal information which I don't want to share to a server controlled by you, which were accessed by a 3rd party security auditor to perform security audits, with no compliance in place? Even if my data are leaked, you are not answerable for it, since you don't have any compliances! This should have an option to self host. I don't mind paying my own cloud charge and host it there, at-least my data remains with me, and I know no one can touch my remote browser instance. The more I think about it, more I feel this is supposed to be an open-sourced project, similar to what TOR is, and should be focussing more on security.

This looks very intriguing. But despite being on the wait list for a long time, I can't even try it out :/ @suhail Any plans on opening this for India?

Few things in life that money cannot buy - Mighty might just be one of them!

Oh my gosh. The amount of questions being asked just to get on the list. That's just too much. Can't even try a product that being boasted. What's the point?