In this episode, we speak with Desigan Chinniah, previously at Mozilla, advisor to many web startups and now on the board of Tor. We discuss the evolution of web tech from websites to complex decentralized applications running on browser APIs, the competitiveness of the browser rendering engine versus the UX layer and how developers think about privacy. Does it live in browser settings, extensions or on the protocol core level?

About Dees Chinniah

Desigan Chinniah is a creative technologist. After two decades of dot-com checks in, Dees now has a portfolio of advisory roles (Ably, Coil, Replay, SEDNA, Zama) and board positions (Ushahidi, The Tor Project). He invests early into diverse and under-represented minority founders and is a mentor at Design Club, Mozilla and Seedcamp.

Other things mentioned:

• Mozilla
• Figma
• VS Code
• HTML5
• Gecko
• WebKit
• Brave
• Firefox
• Opera
• Edge
• Homomorphic encryption
• Replay
• Glitch
• Sourcegraph
• Desiganchinniah.com

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