Link Bubble Browser is just about my favourite app in the whole world – I use it daily and it saves me more time than I will ever care to calculate (though it tells me it saves me 47.1 seconds per link). In case you haven’t come across Link Bubble yet, the app originally created by Chris Lacy allows users to open web pages in a “bubble” on the side of the screen and lets it load in the background as you continue to surf Facebook, Twitter, etc. Pretty cool, right? You may also want to check out our App of the Week feature from awhile back.
There have been two versions of Link Bubble available since its launch: free and premium. The primary difference between the two is that the free version only gave you access to one bubble at any one time, whereas premium allowed you to have as many as you wanted loading at the same time. Well, that’s no longer the case as the premium features of Link Bubble are now available to anyone who downloads the free app. The driver behind this is that Link Bubble was acquired by a startup on August 4th of this year, they’ve chosen to make the premium features available for all. This will be a bit disappointing for users who paid for the premium features at the beginning, but the startup promises to continue with its regular updates, which is good too. If you haven’t tried Link Bubble Browser yet, you’re running out of excuses now that it’s free – we’ve put the Play Store link below so you can try it out.
What do you think about Link Bubble Browser going completely free?
Source: BrianBondy via TalkAndroid
