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I was thinking of switching away from Chrome as well. Was there something about Vivaldi that made you use it instead of Brave? I don't know much about either o
by wayneftw 6y ago
I was thinking of switching away from Chrome as well. Was there something about Vivaldi that made you use it instead of Brave?
I don't know much about either one of them except that Brave is (fully?) open source while Vivaldi is not.
- bberenberg 6y agoChrome is signed into my primary work account. Brave is signed into a shared work account. Vivaldi is doing my personal stuff. I get that Chrome could do all of these alone with profiles but I prefer having the UX of separate applications for each.
- Theory5 6y agoBrave is built directly on Chrome/Chromium. You still get extensions from the Chrome store. Its underlying functionality is all chrome. What would that accomplish?
- wayneftw 6y ago> What would that accomplish? What would what accomplished? Moving off of Chrome to a different Chromium based browser? Presumably I would retain all the high quality that I enjoy from Chrome while avoiding Googles spyware services. Edge, Brave and others remove them. In the case of Brave I believe I would also get some decent adblocking without having to worry about what Googles eventual Manifest v3 enforcement will do to uBlock Origin.