So at the moment I guess it's just best to hope as many different people and organisations see Browsh as possible and seeing what sticks and where.
I've got Patreon, Paypal and Bitcoin setup already: https://www.brow.sh/donate/
The maritime industry could find a large benefit from using your software. A friend of mine is a marine electrician who often works on large commercial boats up in Alaska. Some of these boats will pay in the neighborhood of $7000 per month for satellite service and unless you're the captain you get very limited access time. I'm sure they'd be interested in cutting their web browsing costs.
So you connect (using ssh or chrome) to a dedicated host which sends you a digest of the page...
You can also "zoom in" on elements if you want higher resolution.
As a potential user, what are your opinions ?
(Sort of like the Amazon Silk browser..?!)
Edit: phrasing, and also looked at other comments
Definitely. Maritime companies and backcountry users probably won't be interested in messing around with a nifty open source tool nor the hosting infrastructure it'd require. They'll want this built out as a secure easy to use service.
@tombh Feel free to get in touch if you're interested in building or optimizing for satellite users. I'd be happy to provide some beta test feedback using my equipment.
I think before you can answer that question you have to figure out if there are enough geeks like you who think this is a useful enough tool to run / use regularly. They'll likely pay you $. Alternately, find use case where even just a few users / companies would pay $$$ each for some thing that it does that you can't easily get anywhere else and helps get work done.
For me it looks cool, and i'll give it a try, but i'm more likely to stay with my normal browser because with plugins like vimium i don't have to reach for my mouse very much. That's actually one of the reasons i use the command line so much. Make it work without constantly using my mouse and I'd be far more likely to use it. Once i'm using it regularly, then I'd be starting to think "I wish it would..." and then making those wishes come into practice is something i'd support. This is kind of a weird / esoteric thing that would just gradually improve so... maybe Patreon is a better route for getting support than normal software / feature / plugin sales.
personally, IF I find myself using it regularly, i think i'd be more likely to support you via a Patreon type regular donation.