LiamJust a reminder that friends don't let friend use the Brave browser
staple992- Brendan Eich's political views have nothing to do with the Brave browser.
- Crypto things are disabled by default and only used by people who want them.
- Rewarded ads are disabled by default and only people who want them can use them.
- Out of the box, Brave is much more private and secure than Firefox.
- Brave's only problem is that it indirectly supports the monopoly position of Chromium's visualization engine.
- Stop influencing people's choices by making nonsense!
Kuketz-Blog 🛡@staple992 @ThePlant If you are looking for secure and privacy-friendly browsers, I would like to refer you to this series of articles - it is in German, but there are translators.
https://www.kuketz-blog.de/sichere-und-datenschutzfreundliche-browser-meine-empfehlungen-teil-1/
@kuketzblog @ThePlant I read the article, it was too long. In summary, Tor or Mullvad for serious security, Brave or Firefox for casual work. Others either receive security updates late or are not suitable for the daily user. Most importantly: privacy is a habit, not a product or an on-and-off option.