>Brave has built-in telemetry. Brave will make a ton of requests to the domain p3a.brave.com as telemetry So does Firefox, yet this blog post suggests it as a

>Brave has built-in telemetry. Brave will make a ton of requests to the domain p3a.brave.com as telemetry So does Firefox, yet this blog post suggests it as a replacement. >Brave isn’t more than Chromium with another skin and a built-in adblocker with reduced functionality. As far as I know it includes additional functionality such as build-in support for tor and ipfs. (and while it might not be the best choice if you want privacy, it at least makes onion sites accessible for normal people) >This means that you need to update the entire browser to fix a bug in the adblocker Just like for bugs in the firefox tracking protection and the dev tools in most browsers? It is like they are trying to include as much nitpicking as possible. >However, it seems to have a contrary effect, since it sends requests to fetch the information required Just like firefox. >Brave uses Google’s gstatic, which is btw using Cloudflare. Firefox uses Google analytics in about:addons. >Hostility towards forks looks at iceweasel >The only browser that does not use Google’s web engine (blink) is Firefox I would include Safari, at least from the popular ones. (disclaimer: I am a Firefox user)