https://github.com/brave/browser-ios "Firefox for iOS" They forgot to remove the branding from their "new" browser.
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#15How will Brave prevent anti-ad-blocking mechanisms from interfering with the page? For example, cbs/abc/nbc seem to detect muBlock and then stop serving content.
This is the most annoying thing about ad blocking going mainstream. It was a rare site that bothered to detect us before Apple got into the game.
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#16Why on earth would users want this browser?
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's not a mistake. Firefox is referenced throughout the documentation. Looks like Brave is built on top of it.
Venturebeat claims it's based on Chromium, but they also seem to be pretty confused because they're calling it "a brand new browser, because (builing on top of existing browsers) would imply limited functionality by virtue of their application programming interfaces (APIs) and less impressive performance gains" http://venturebeat.com/2016/01/20/brave-browser/ So it's Chrome on Desktop, Firefox for iOS on iOS?
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#18This para from their home page could be akin to legalizing marijuana! "The new Brave browser blocks all the greed and ugliness on the Web that slows you down and invades your privacy. Then we put clean ads back."
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#19The scrolling on this website is janky as hell. Looks like they are using some "Smooth scrolling" plugin that makes scrolling not smooth at all. Not sure why native browser scrolling was insufficient for them, I'm scrolling here in HN all the time and it's perfectly smooth.
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#20To be fair, Firefox for iOS is open source. Take it, remix it, improve it. It is all good. Mozilla Public License.