> I don't think features such as Web USB, Web Bluetooth are privacy invasive. Coincidentally, Brave believes they are privacy-invasive and don't support those

> I don't think features such as Web USB, Web Bluetooth are privacy invasive. Coincidentally, Brave believes they are privacy-invasive and don't support those features either (last paragraph in the article)[0]. Firefox, as with all other browsers aside from Safari, will remain with less than 5% market share for the foreseeable future. But I'd much rather continue supporting different browser engines than use a skinned Chromium to uphold the status quo. [0] https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/google-plan-for-chrome-capability-has-a-big-security-risk/ https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/google-plan-for-chrome-c...