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Brave launches its own video and image search
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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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How they will depart from crypto/Blockchain BS
Firefox is my go-to now. I just use Brave if i need a chromium browser. Privacy badger + adguard + little snitch mini + proton VPN as needed. Life's been good lol
Why adguard and not ublock origin?
Actually i use both lol but on iPhone i only have access to AdGuard so wasn’t even thinking about ublock
Is there a way to group tabs in Firefox on Android? I'm interested in switching, but that feature is make-or-break for me
I've already tried it stock on Android and it doesn't work
Doubt they will, it's part of their core "attributes" if you will. Theyve been caught doing a lot of shady shit too. Personally, I would avoid them, but to each their own.
I'm amazed they haven't already. I suppose it was baked in super hard from the very beginning so divorcing from it now must be a huge task.
Well they could get funding from the largest ad platforms in the world, sell user data, or subsidize with over priced hardware built with slave labor. At least if your comparing too Firefox, Chrome, Edge, or Safari.
A donation scheme built into the browser doesn't seem as bad to me in comparison.