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I recommend brave to all my non technical friends and family. Of all the options it has the best out-of-the-box privacy settings. If Firefox's rise in the late
by tengbretson 7y ago
I recommend brave to all my non technical friends and family. Of all the options it has the best out-of-the-box privacy settings. If Firefox's rise in the late 2000s taught us anything it's that being the recommended choice of technical people can spur on pretty big growth.
- nitrogen 7y agoI'm worried that is only true in the absence of a competing marketing budget. When nobody was pushing browsers, we had a voice. Now, it's hard to compete with the indoctrination of pervasive advertising of other browsers.
- Yizahi 7y agoYou can't really grow any more from >90% share currently. Chrome has won and you effectively just helping it to cement its monopoly by promoting Chrome-Pretending-To-Be-Not-Chrome. I understand that you do it with good intentions but the end would be zero privacy Googlenet. The only question is not "if" but "when".