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Chromium has very little to do with whether a browser shares user data - it's just an open-source package for making browsers. I also primarily use Firefox, bu
by j4pe 7y ago
Chromium has very little to do with whether a browser shares user data - it's just an open-source package for making browsers.
I also primarily use Firefox, but Brave is definitely a more serious effort at a privacy-focused browser.
- alexruf 7y agoI never used Brave myself. The problem I see with Brave is is their business model being counterproductive for the web. If I understood correct, they block ads placed by the the content creators, just to replace them with their own monetization model... doesn't seem fair to me.
- floriol 7y agoI never really understood brave. It's basically chromium with some google tracking removed and with some inbuilt "extension". You get the same with firefox plus ublock origin, while supporting a more open web by not using the monopolistic chrome engine. Also, I doubt brave could fork the project for a long period after the adblocking becomes impossible with chromium