Brave is known to take privacy (and security) more seriously than its contenders.
Nice, their marketing works. If you really cared about privacy you'd probably use something like Librewolf, which is not proprietary.
Excellent extensions like uBlock Origin heavily rely on Manifest v2 in order to do their bidding. Unfortunately, Chromium intends to stop supporting it.
It works without issues in Firefox and similar browsers like Librewolf.
Here's a list of good YouTube content I enjoy which I update regularly, even with stuff I personally do not have subscribed to but what was heavily recommended to me by other people:
But the Silmarillion is inspired by the Old English poem Beowulf, which should clearly be read first if you really want to understand the relationship between Bilbo and the dragon.
cant get past about half a gig a second
Bruh back in my days we were happy if Usenet and Torrents went to half a Meg a second!
What does Brave give you what the other Chromium based browser doesn't have? Maybe you can install add-ons instead?
Only kicks upwards, not downwards. Has a backbone and principles. Doesn't value money over meaning. Likes to teach people instead of putting oneself over them.
Oh nein! Zeit um Mitarbeiter zu entlassen und den verantwortlichen Managern das Gehalt zu erhöhen. 🙃
The world is your canvas!
Thank you for the explanation. That sucks.
If it's only the monitoring you want, you can set up something with Grafana and Prometheus very quickly.
Call it EDD (executive dysfunction disorder) which is a part of ADD and you'll find more people want to know what it is and don't just assume.
Bleep bloop :'(