Brave is also notorious for not listening to user feature requests. Vivaldi is more receptive.
I hope there is a [maximum Rust and minimum JS] browser. Our world of problems would get solved.
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Brave is also notorious for not listening to user feature requests. Vivaldi is more receptive.
I hope there is a [maximum Rust and minimum JS] browser. Our world of problems would get solved.
Good. Brave is a solid browser. As someone who used Firefox continuously from when it used to be called “Mozilla” until early 2020 Brave is vastly superior. -better UI/UX -awesome ad block built in and by default, no need for extensions -noticeably faster -free of the political WTF-tier decisions of the organization backing Firefox. Edit: since when do I need to Reddit space here? Maybe I don’t post lists enough and…
> awesome ad block built in and by default, no need for extensions I'd much rather keep my choice of adblocker and browser separate. > free of the political WTF-tier decisions of the organization backing Firefox Instead you get a bunch of crypto stuff, silently adding affiliate codes to typed urls and similar shady shit. Neither brave or mozilla is free from controversy but from what I've seen I'd rather have mozilla…
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I don’t like giving questionable 3rd parties full access to my browsing data. I’d rather the browser get that right from the get go. It’s just like AV, I want Microsoft/Apple to secure their shit and not “Norton”
Isn’t Brave the questionable 3rd party? And Safari/Edge the better option based on that reasoning.
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Isn’t Brave the questionable 3rd party? And Safari/Edge the better option based on that reasoning.
No, Brave is the first party. They are the ones in control of what the web browser does.
You can replace AV with browser and Norton with Brave in this statement.
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> -awesome ad block built in and by default, no need for extensions You make it sound like the "need for extensions" is something bad while having the choice and control over what Ublock blocks is something far more superior than some build in ad-blocker provided by an ad-company. > free of the political WTF-tier decisions of the organization backing Firefox. I don't see how exchanging it to the shady business practi…
I don’t like giving questionable 3rd parties full access to my browsing data. I’d rather the browser get that right from the get go. It’s just like AV, I want Microsoft/Apple to secure their shit and not “Norton”
Oh I get it now. You don't understand how ad-block extensions work.
You don't give anything to anybody there.
PS. Brave is your Norton.
Good. Brave is a solid browser. As someone who used Firefox continuously from when it used to be called “Mozilla” until early 2020 Brave is vastly superior. -better UI/UX -awesome ad block built in and by default, no need for extensions -noticeably faster -free of the political WTF-tier decisions of the organization backing Firefox. Edit: since when do I need to Reddit space here? Maybe I don’t post lists enough and…
And yet, one of the main features to benefit publishers is dead on arrival - for example I get paid by Google AdSense about 300 times more than Brave's Basic Attention Token on a monthly basis. They do a great job at blocking ads. They do a good job at pushing their own crypto ads but their Brave Rewards idea of rewarding publishers based on a monthly contribution from the community never quite worked because, really…
all browsers are shady, ff paying ceo huge sums, chrome being evil, brave ceo political beliefs - so at least im getting something in return
i will never use edge, microsoft is and always has been an evil company - and no amount of virtue signalling will change that
Good. Brave is a solid browser. As someone who used Firefox continuously from when it used to be called “Mozilla” until early 2020 Brave is vastly superior. -better UI/UX -awesome ad block built in and by default, no need for extensions -noticeably faster -free of the political WTF-tier decisions of the organization backing Firefox. Edit: since when do I need to Reddit space here? Maybe I don’t post lists enough and…
It's degoogled chromium with crypto propaganda attached, there's plenty of political for profit decisions being made.
https://brave.com/privacy-updates/13-pool-party-side-channel...