What do you think about Brave?
>>108772612It's alright IF you remove all of the bloat OR use Brave Origin, I do feel bad for macOS/Windows users as they have to pay for it tho, weird decision considering Brave's userbase i 90% there.The CEO is pretty based for hating on LGBTQ+ so it's just a plus.With that said, I'm still staying on Firefox, they/them Kit is pretty cute.
>>108772612>brendan eichI don't hate him for being right wing, I hate him for being a kike
>>108772612People want debloated.Brave>pay up
>>108772612One of only two Chromium forks that is entirely usable and relatively private OOTB (the other being Vivaldi). Beats using vanilla Chromium, and of course is far preferable to Chrome itself. Will always stick with Firefox and forks as my main, but whenever Chrome is a must, I turn to Brave or Vivaldi.>>108773290He is not Jewish.
>>108772612I don't.
>>108772612I use it because it's the least annoying chromium browser I've found so far. And that's really sad.
>>108773290chad post>>108773536>relatively privateah yeah. private. sure. i remember when they made a big whoopise with tor support and anyone that entered in an onion address had that address sent to your ISP's DNS or whatever other pubic DNS you had setup. and when that failed it would then try tor, and nobody was ever sure how long brave was trying to resolve onion addresses using a fucking DNS for and not realized it. totally a bug according to brenda kike and the tards that work on that slop.
>>108772612picrel>>108773566Vivaldi
>>108772612I like brave search far more than duckduckgo
>>108773664>Vivaldiit's very good
>>108772712>Brave Origin>I do feel bad for macOS/Windows users as they have to pay for it thoIf you're on Windows just run it through WSL
>>108773664>Vivaldi
>>108772612i like it vs chrome. use it when i can. i disabled all the crypto rewards shit after they cancelled my bag the first time. aside from that, works great.
>>108773536>Beats using vanilla Chromium, and of course is far preferable to Chrome itself.in which way?>>108773566least annoying in which regard?>>108774643like it why?
>>108772612best browseri have done the autism of niche browsersi have attempted to use firefoxi can install ublock on chrome if needed (not sure how well it works these days)brave does adblocking by default and it works. you can disable all the crap they push in 10 secs after installon mobile it gives you youtube premium features (background play, no ads) for freejust use brave
>>108775046>brave does adblocking by default and it works. you can disable all the crap they push in 10 secs after install??so both chrome and brave have bad defaults. you need to change things after install. but for some reason that makes you prefer brave?
>>108772612>>108772712>Brave OriginOrigin is the browser I've been waiting for desu. If I ran macOS or Linux I'd be 100% OK paying $60 for a browser with all of the bullshit ripped out of it.A lot of software got enshittified as a result of the cultural shift from one-time purchases -> subscription services
>>108772612>BraveGlows
>>108775101brave origin is actually two browsers. one of them only has bullshit disabled. https://github.com/brave/brave-core/blob/d00725b79ca1df80dc768d448ac4a4cf39860035/brave-origin-spec.md#distribution-modesthe one actually stripped from the bullshit is desktop only.
>>108772612Anons hate it because it's chromium based and it just works(tm).Good browser and it's available on every platform. I'd recommend using Origin on Linux or debloating it on other platforms tho. >>108772712Making Brave Origin free on Linux might incentivize devs to package Brave by default on their distros instead of Firefox.It isn't free on other platforms because Brave is a company, and they need to make a profit. Windows and Apple users are more likely to pay for something like this.>>108775101>I'd be 100% OK paying $60 for a browser with all of the bullshit ripped out of it.I'd gladly pay 20 bucks, $60 for a browser with just 10 activations is too expensive
I don't say this often but I have a strong feeling like brave is legit shilled on 4chan. Like the marketing department has a slack channel where they coordinate whose turn it is to go make a 4chan thread about it. So if you use brave you are legit goycattle
>>108775400>Making Brave Origin free on Linux might incentivize devs to package Brave by default on their distros instead of Firefox.??brave isn't foss and cannot be packaged in any foss distro.
>>108775400>I'd gladly pay 20 bucks, $60 for a browser with just 10 activations is too expensiveAFAIK they're working on a system that will let you reclaim unused activations every month, for now you just have to contact customer service to have them removed. Also as others said you don't even need an activation for Linux so you can just save them for Android, Windows and god forbid, macOS.
I did my part
>>108773664>>108774617>VivaldiSwitched away after seeing people on their Mastodon instance grave dancing on Scott Adams after dying of prostate cancer, I recently lost a close family member to the same thing and seeing those posts genuinely disgusted me so bad I dropped that shit altogether and switched to Opera. I'm legitimately thinking about buying Brave Origin just to give money to a company the trannies hate and also isn't filled with a userbase that wants people like me dead.
>>108773590>ah yeah. private. sure. i remember when they made a big whoopise with tor support and anyone that entered in an onion address had that address sent to your ISP's DNS or whatever other pubic DNS you had setup. and when that failed it would then try tor, TobefairEven windows was making that mistake around this time, as was firefox. When DoH was first introduced, almost nothing respected it and something like cryptproxy was almost a necessity if you ever wanted to have certainty that your PC was using it in any capcity. Same with DNSSEC which major DNS services still can't use to this day despite being a 25 year old standard. I can fault Brave for fucking it up but again, everyone was fucking it up. Nobody was taking DNS security seriously, and the few who did would recommend a daemon like dnscrypt-proxy. OpenNIC has been suggesting it before firefox or chrome offered DoH in the browser. Chrome still doesn't have a good way to redirect DNS at the browser level. The whole thing was a patchwork mess.
>>108772612Why not Helium?
>>108775802>chineseyikes
>>108775046>best browserit has a great featureprivate browsing via tor
>>108775802no mobile appno drm, so no netflix/spotify/..no auto-updates on winunknown devs
>>108776062>no auto-updates on winNone on Linux either because they only distribute it as an appimage.
>>108775400>$60 for a browser with just 10 activationsyikes
>>108775046>just use bravebet you damn right nig/g/a>>108772712>It's alright IF you remove all of the bloat you CAN'T REMOVE IT but disable you stupid motherfucker> OR use Brave Originsame shit as regular Brave429mb vs 409mb????? Available packagesName : brave-browserEpoch : 0Version : 1.90.121Release : 1Architecture : x86_64Download size : 129.8 MiBInstalled size : 429.1 MiBSource : brave-browser-1.90.121-1.src.rpmRepository : brave-browserdnf info --repo=brave-browser-nightly brave-origin-nightlyUpdating and loading repositories: Brave Browser - Nightly 100% | 8.4 KiB/s | 2.0 KiB | 00m00sRepositories loaded.Available packagesName : brave-origin-nightlyEpoch : 0Version : 1.92.34Release : 1Architecture : x86_64Download size : 117.2 MiBInstalled size : 405.0 MiBSource : brave-origin-nightly-1.92.34-1.src.rpmI don't see and reason to use Origin for now.I've found Origin even worse cause I can't install browser extension and managed policy which allows only one and only browser extension failed to apply.Some privacy forced brave://flags/ missing.In compare Origin still very RAW and I would not pay for it at least for now.I don't see any better things comparing to regular Brave (which I still use as main browser daily).
>>108772612I think you should buy an ad.
>>108775113>Glowsproof?So you're using Dillo?or another them\they KIT firecukckvanadium? Get at least fucken wireshark or any alternative you like and check by yourself like I did.I have all ASNs\A-AAAA records which Brave using. I didn't find any suspicious activity. Do you?shut your fucken mouth troon or stupid shiteater jeet.All you can is to talk shit.while true; doprintf "cryptoSCAM...\n"printf "one BAT received...\n"printf "I use firecukck (THEY\THEM KIT) BTW and uIQblock...\n"printf "Brendan Eich is an anagram of Banned Reich...\n"printf "GIVE THEM MORE DATA TO SELL. THAT'S HOW THIS WORKS....\n"printf "BLOATware...\n"printf "Ungoogled Chromium BETTER...\n"sleep 1doneThere is no redpill in the world of JS. But better than everything else for some cases.
>>108773590>I hate this guy for something I made up that has no basis in reality>chad postKYS retarded samefag
>>108773730>I like brave search far more than duckduckgobrave search and yandex are both good search engine
>>108773566>I use it because it's the least annoying chromium browser I've found so far. And that's really sad.disable bloated features and turn off auto translateit will be a greatest chromium-based browser ever
>>108777385but i can disable features in chrome, too. why use a third-party chrome instead?
>>108775802>developed by two gay literal who Russians
made by indians for indians
>>108772612https://cambridgeanalytica.org/personal-protection/the-privacy-illusion-how-brave-browser-built-its-own-surveillance-machine-50302/
>>108773730>I like brave search far more than duckduckgobrave ai still uses reddit as a source doe :/
>>108778252oh that's cool
Business must be going slow, they're starting with their daily spam threads again.
>>108775978>private>tor
Who's going to be our trainer? Clorinde or Chevreuse?
>>108772612I use yandex and Vivaldi but i always think of my tabs stored in brave
its good but the crypto "features" are annoyingbrave-origin may be perfect. since chromium has vertical tabs now anyway i think i'd rather trust ungoogled chromium but built in ad blocking is good
>>108773536>He is not Jewish.ethnically he is
>>108775636>muh clott adamsyou're vaxxmaxxed too aren't you
>>108779700>ethnically he isNo he isn't. He is a White German, you fucking retard. Not every German surname is a Jewish surname. Most are, in fact, not.
>>108778414That is only if you use those AI services. Firefox has the same garbage.
>>108772612>chromeshitno thank you
Don't trust it after all their early controversies and what we might assume are fuck ups rather than malicious changes and features
>>108775046>on mobile it gives you youtube premium features (background play, no ads) for freeYou can do that in 10 seconds with firefox mobile too including sponsor block
>>108779761only on android, not on ios.in contrast, brave also gives you youtube premium on ios.
>>108773760YWNBAW
>>108773760vivaldi's ad blocking on mobile is noticeable worse
>>108772612tried heliumwent back to brave, it has better stats on all the adblocking sites. the only big advantage of helium is all the shit you gotta turn off on a stock brave install that you dont need to do on helium
>>108780055For me it didn't even work half the time I used it whereas Opera and Brave's ad blockers work every time
>>108772612All I know is that people using it are the most obnoxious cunts.
>>108780074>Opera and Brave's ad blockers work every timeMembers from their teams who work on the ad-blocking components are friendly and attend the same conferences / hackathons. Vivaldi doesn't seem to participate on the same level.
>>108780142What's strange is that desktop Opera's ad blocker isn't as good as the mobile one, apparently the mobile version is uBlock Origin based too.
>>108780062>went back to brave, it has better stats on all the adblocking sitesthose sites are worthless since they cannot detect redirects. redirects are superior to outright blocks since anti-adblock scripts cannot easily detect those.more from the ublock origin author:https://nitter.poast.org/gorhill/status/1583581072197312512
>>108780271both have the same blocking performance since i run ublock origin on both the difference is tracking and fingerprinting. brave are consistently the best in that and i remember how they were the very first browser to block the use of of site glypth (icon that appears to the left of the tab button) as a tracking mechanism. theyre consistently early in anti tracking/fingerprinting/other security stuff
>>108780016vinegar in safari works great for this
>>108780382>site glypthis that just another word for favicon?
>>108772612Brave Origin is perfect.
>>108780535I just wish they'd make a seperate app for Android like they did for desktop with all the bloat completely stripped out instead of just disabled.
>>108780475yea i forgot the termi swear they make new shit every year
>>108780535Why is it $60???
>>108772612I may actually buy that premium version if I hear good things about it.I'm sick of having to change browsers every few years because the people in charge of most browsers want to make everything remarkably shit at the input of no one.I also don't want to buy it for a very simple reason: If he has to sell a non-shitty version of a browser, why not just make his normal browser not shitty? All in all it paints a grim outlook for the internet in general that this has to exist in the first place.
>>108776703Having a larger physical size doesn't mean it has more bloat. We care about the memory and resource usage, when we talk about bloat. Not hard disk space.Even on that metric, That's almost the same size as the default chrome browser's .deb file when installed. https://deb.pkgs.org/apps/google-amd64/google-chrome-stable_148.0.7778.96-1_amd64.deb.html>Installed size 405.31 MBWhat your post is actually proving is that Brave Origin has very little bloat and is almost identical in size to a default chrome install. You've unintentionally made a very compelling argument for why Brave has little if any bloat at all.
>>108781294It's free on Linux. It's $60 because >>108772712
>>108779725do your reps on jewish ear tilt
>>108772712>open a thread to write about Brave Origin and how wincucks and aplpe kids are dream about getting one for free>first post did it already fpbp, I am closing th thread, get out everyone and turn the lights out
>>108772712>>108773366Just don't use windows or macOS, it can't be that hard, right?
>>108780382>both have the same blocking performance since i run ublock origin on both the difference is trackingyou should only use one anti-tracking tool. that tool should be ublock origin. leaving both ublock origin and brave shields on is making neither of them work well.>theyre consistently early in anti tracking/fingerprinting/other security stuffbrave gave up on this since it broke too many sites:https://brave.com/privacy-updates/28-sunsetting-strict-fingerprinting-mode/now only brave shields does some minor anti-fingerprinting but brave shields conflicts with other adblockers like ublock origin.
>>108772612i use it on my phone since getting adblock to work on mobile for any other browser app is a pain. haven't touched it on desktop
>>108781386I'll do my reps on your mom's jewnose. Brendan Eich is White, of German & Irish ancestry, and a practicing Catholic.
>>108778252great articlebut what is you blocked all this stuff and network monitoring shows nothing?What's the alternative? But don't mention they\them KIT.
