As much as I love Chrome, I am trying to do everything I can to embrace a blockchain economy, and a decentralized web. Netbox is a good start in that direction. Netbox takes a new approach to web browsing by rewarding users for surfing the web. The main reason behind this is that each browser acts as a node on the Netbox network, so each person that's browsing is acting as a node, thereby securing the network and moving transactions along the blockchain. The other appealing function of Netbox is staking. You can stake coins in your netbox wallet, but you can also transfer them to the staking pool, which earns you some decent rewards. In addition to staking, they also have masternodes available.
While Netbox is still relatively new, it appears to be growing at a decent rate, and the value of it's netbox coins has remained pretty stable for some time now. Netbox doesn't stop there, they have quite an ambitious roadmap, with quite a few projects in development. Netbox Dapp Store appears to be online, while netbox drive, netbox video, and netbox proxy set for a 2022 release, and the full netbox wallet, netbox pay, netbox trust, and netbox vote slated to be released in 2021.
Chrome compatibility appears solid, with most extensions installing without a hitch. The only complaint I have is the inclusion of Binance Dex extension. I don't use it, and there doesn't appear to be any way to remove it. Brave browser has/had apparently done something similar, with Brave users having some complaints about locking them in to features they don't want/need.
So, why not use Netbox and earn Netbox coins while you surf the web. They have a value, so you're getting paid to be online. That's a pretty sweet deal, and it doesn't take much effort to install.
Follow the link below to sign up and get 20 free NBX coins, and because this is my personal referral link, both of us will receive an extra 9 NBX in your first month of using the browser.
Disclaimer: I didn't write this to try and garner referrals, I just really appreciate the Netbox ecosystem, and decided to talk about it. I simply remembered I could put a referral link in this article, and thought...Bonus!
