Knowing the fact that each day a sucker is born Brave won't have to wait long before the suckers line up for their next New Normal substitution.

>>107713389
Because it's a non-issue? There's nothing wrong with paying for your single most used piece of software to support it and I'm not even baiting

*subscription
Nigger autocorrect

>>107713389
if i could pay for a good browser that worked well and was simple id do it

>>107713548
You can't have
>Works well on Netflix and other slop websites
Without having shit security due to slop compatibility configuration

>Brave.Origin.v2026-04-20.MultiLanguage.WinALL.Incl.Keygen.Patch-BLiZZARD

>>107713575
With a paid browser that actually has a focus on this could easily containerize those slop sites and have established behavior so you could use them without having that stuff enabled or visible elsewhere

>>107713389
I would pay for a better browser than FF / Chrome.
Just give me a 10 day trial to check it out and I'll pay $200 or whatever if it's good.

>>107713389
But you can already disable everything he mentioned, or will they remove that ability?

>Ublock Origin: :(
>Brave Origin: :D

The state of Lionbros.

Also don't forget Kagi wants you to pay $150 for their webkit clone.

>>107713575
If a browser works on netflix at all, that means it failed. That means it accepted PozzedRM which is already proof of how shitty it is.

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>>107713389

I like paying for software for one version+bug fixes and/or optional sub for going to the new version automatically. Also, I like getting it on actual media. I don't buy subs, but I like that its available for people if they need it. You should at least be able to give them money. I think the lack of friction in SaaS has led to less reliable software in some cases. When you have to release a hard copy version of something, having a bunch of bugs and then doing recalls on actual physical products or making a patch and then sending that out is very painful and provides an incentive to make the software work correctly.

>>107713575
usecase for Netflix when torrenting is just a better experience?

>>107714137
>actual media
It's not 2010 UNC, take your dementia meds

>>107713522
adblocking browser has built in ads
>it not issue saar
then piles on crypto malware
>it optional saar
then adds ai slop
>not bloody issue saaarrr
now demands money to remove all the garbage and bloat added over the years
>NOT AN ISSUE BENCHOD HE HATE THE FAGS JUST LIKE ME BLOODY BASTARD

>>107714600
Torrenting is
>Darkweb cyber criminals use it
>It's illegal and full of viruses
>It's too complex and inconvenient
>Only poor people use it like android
This is the best I could do, anon.

>>107713389
>donating to wikipedia for maintaining revisionist articles about covid saying nobody forced you to take the vax and also the Hunter Biden story was never supressed: good
>donating to an actual piece of useful software on which i never seen a youtube ad since 2017: bad

>>107714872
>using adware
>never seen an ad
So you're brainwashed. Got it