Brave, owned by Brendan Eich who has donated to homophobic charities and whose browser promotes a load of crypto bro shit on the new tab page.
Unironically, using straight up Google Chrome is better IMO
Privacy has become a very important issue in modern society, with companies and governments constantly abusing their power, more and more people are waking up to the importance of digital privacy.
In this community everyone is welcome to post links and discuss topics related to privacy.
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Brave, owned by Brendan Eich who has donated to homophobic charities and whose browser promotes a load of crypto bro shit on the new tab page.
Unironically, using straight up Google Chrome is better IMO
Bro missed his crypto scam chance by 6-12mo and just won't give up.
I tell people to use open source Chromium, Firefox or ... Hell, use Vivaldi or something. Brave is a bad time waiting to happen at this point.
Would you looks at that brave doing something crazy again.
Now we just gotta wait for the CEO to go on a marketing campaign for new users, in an attempt to drown out the story.
Yet another reason to not use Brave.
I've seen this software behaviour back in the day, oh wait its called trojan.
If you care about privacy at all why are you installing brave
Why is every fucking post in the privacy communities just a circle jerk about Brave?
And spyware for free, and I would not be surprised if they included an insecure backdoor at no extra cost.
Well I feel better about making the switch to Firefox now, and doing a custom user.js
What is the consensus here on using Brave search in Firefox?
It's giga cringe
I've posted a similar question to asklemmy but more over the focus on preference than privacy. In short the search engine Kagi is really good, Brave search was what I had used for a while. I think search engine choice is a case by case kinda thing, each person uses what they like. There are some other engines I forgot from my post which are more privacy centered.