> Do you all not not feel that the browser is ya know the user's agent? Sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't, depends on what the browser developers want. That

> Do you all not not feel that the browser is ya know the user's agent? Sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't, depends on what the browser developers want. That said, there is something dubious with how ad blockers take an author's written content, "liberate" it from the ads that pay the author's bills, and make it available for free. I sense Brave is trying to solve that problem, but everything I've read about it seems weird. (Separately I see nothing dubious about tracking protection. I wish tracking were less inseparable from the advertising; I'm perfectly willing to see ads as long as I'm not being shadow profiled).