• Brave Browser

    From Bill Dean@954:895/76 to Arelor on Monday, December 02, 2024 18:08:38
    Re: Brave Browser
    By: Arelor to halian on Fri Sep 06 2024 08:43 am

    Re: Brave Browser
    By: halian to Mike Dippel on Thu Sep 05 2024 03:31 pm

    I absolutely *hate* it and wish complete & utter destruction on it. Not o is it one of the zillion Chromium forks taking over the Internet through false competition, but it's run by known anti-LGBTQIA+ anti-vaxxer cryptoshit Brendan Eich, and has cryptoshit deeply & irreversibly integra into it.


    Nowadays, I find it a bonus rather than a malus when something is run by somebody who angers easily offended people. I guess Brave gets some ++ point for not sponsoring the word soup brigade.

    I use Firefox myself with the arkenfox user.js and some other tricks. Brave very popular among people who wants a Chromium based browser with adblocking integrated, so I appreciate it exists. I am a fan of most stuff that starves the advertisement industry, specially hypocrite bullies such as Google.


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    I had never heard of Brave Browser until today. I will stick with Firefox for the time. I used it since it was Mozilla brower and never had any issue with it.I have Google blocked in my hosts file and have not missed it. I did the same with bing and only have problems with a few websites not loading, i just find a work around and do just fine.
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  • From Arelor@954:200/1 to Bill Dean on Saturday, December 07, 2024 04:25:44
    Re: Brave Browser
    By: Bill Dean to Arelor on Mon Dec 02 2024 06:08 pm

    I had never heard of Brave Browser until today. I will stick with Firefox for the time. I used it since it was Mozilla brower and never had any issue with it.I have Google blocked in my hosts file and have not missed it. I did the same with bing and only have problems with a few websites not loading, i just find a work around and do just fine.

    I use a content filtering Proxy that removes lots of advertisements and trackers, and then I have an adblocker integrated with the DNS services I use. It is cooler than dealing with host files, specially because if you have more than one computer it sucks to keep host files in sync.

    But yeah, fuck Google.


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  • From Rixter@954:895/76 to Mike Powell on Wednesday, December 18, 2024 12:06:10
    Some financial institutions only accept chrome or safari maybe Firefox, they will block you like you were operating behind a VPN.

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