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The ram will be reduced to a glittery powder used to add sparkle to the paint, but it will be there.
"prime on my machine"
Back in 2010, someone did a lofi version of it that was so fucking bad it wrapped back around to amazing. I need to find that again.
LOL same. It's a tricksy little wizard.
Then that's my point illustrated. It's easy to make a browser 100% secure, you just take it off the Internet.
The middle ground is the hard part. Supporting both is the hard part
They are FF with the defaults set to "I don't care if enabling this breaks my websites".
Telemetry is personal preference. Sending that data to a company you trust to use it for the stated purpose (making Firefox better) is a choice, and FF lets you easily disable it.
Firefox tries to keep its defaults on the 'functional' side of safe. Firefox will pass almost every test on here by changing some settings away from default to more strict (like the enhanced privacy tracking), but doing so can actually break some websites. That said, this is a brave ad. A big tip off for me is GCP. Its development was supported by the Mozilla foundation but Firefox gets a 'fail' here because it isn't on by default. No test that expects a user to know what all these things are could also reasonably expect a user to not check if they're enabled. A fair test would have been to rate all these browsers with their defaults AND hardened (without plugins). Keep in mind Brave doesn't give you the choice to disable GCP, they dictate what you can and cannot do in this regard, so it isn't possible to A/B test Brave's behavior in a lot of these cases.
He was high on foot crust fungus, I think we can give him a pass.
I'd probably vote for their cover of mad world, but that's splitting hairs.
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