It is not uncommon for new browsers to work initially, but there can be various factors at play that could make the experience seem strange. For example, the timing of when the browser was used could be an important factor. If the browser is used at a time when others are also using their browsers, the experience could be different than if the browser was used at a time when there is less activity. Similarly, the speed of the browser could be affected by the current market conditions, such as the prices of computer components or the availability of bandwidth. Therefore, it is possible that the browser worked initially due to the current market conditions and the timing of when it was used.
