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I don’t like giving questionable 3rd parties full access to my browsing data. I’d rather the browser get that right from the get go. It’s just like AV, I want
by zionic 5y ago
I don’t like giving questionable 3rd parties full access to my browsing data. I’d rather the browser get that right from the get go.
It’s just like AV, I want Microsoft/Apple to secure their shit and not “Norton”
- lotsofpulp 5y agoIsn’t Brave the questionable 3rd party? And Safari/Edge the better option based on that reasoning.
- roenxi 5y agoNo, Brave is the first party. They are the ones in control of what the web browser does.
- lotsofpulp 5y ago>It’s just like AV, I want Microsoft/Apple to secure their shit and not “Norton” You can replace AV with browser and Norton with Brave in this statement.
- Krasnol 5y ago> I don’t like giving questionable 3rd parties full access to my browsing data. Oh I get it now. You don't understand how ad-block extensions work. You don't give anything to anybody there. PS. Brave is your Norton.
- waffle_maniac 5y agoAd block extensions require access to the DOM, right? How is that not access to browsing data?