>>107849597
blocks ads on my iphone yea, no fuss. firefox on my pc though

>>107849597
they saw it in ads and don't know other web browsers

brave is good, so I use it

>>107849597
It's not really that popular, it's as niche as firefox. Realistically most people just use chrome, or the preinstalled stuff on their phones like samsung/safari/edge or regional browsers like yandex/baidu.

there was a lot of paid shilling. there used to be a lot of it on /g/, too. but that stopped recently.

>>107849597
Every irl normalfag uses Google Chrome and doesn't give a single fuck about browsers.

>>107849697
I was mostly shilling it to annoy the autistic neocities guy that was obsessed with brave. But I got bored of it when he stopped taking the baits as much.

>>107849597
Maybe they're right?

cause its chrome with a working adblocker, and blocks yt ads. and it also works on ios.

>>107849597
>why is [x] popular among normies?

>>107849597
Never joining the blink botnet. I'm stuck with Firefox no matter how much Mozilla abuses me.
But yeah, I don't know. Brave's crypto spam and stuff always rubbed me the wrong way. Plus, while I assume their adblocker is [probably] faster, it's not actually even fully compatible with all ABP/uBlock rules anyway, so... Never saw the need for a weird Chromium reskin that just redirects your data to them instead of Google.

Did any of these browsers finally get offline translation support like Firefox, and I /think/ Safari? Full-page machine translation was always the one kind of killer thing for me about them, but when Mozilla began rolling their local version out years ago, I basically stopped opening anything Chromium for any reason other than double-checking design and js functionality.

>>107849597
trannyfox = woke garbage
edge, jewgle chrome = shit adblockers, spyware

>>107849597
ff is better BUT consumes moar ram

>>107849597
Blocks ads out of the box without having to configure anything