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Nobody uses Brave?? I've nearly completely switched to Brave - I still use Firefox occasionally but Edge is my second most used Browser. I haven't used Chrome

• stuff4ben 3y ago
  Brave is based on Chromium which contributes to the browser engine monopoly.
  • bad_user 3y ago
    While I understand why that's a problem, at this point: 1. Firefox's marketshare is completely irrelevant for preventing Chrome's monopoly; 2. Activism doesn't work; 3. Firefox is funded almost entirely by Google's ads, Google can effectively kill it by just pulling the plug, which effectively means that they can't actually compete with Chrome if that means endangering the golden goose — wake me up when Firefox starts blocking some ads in Google's search or on YouTube, out of the box ;-)
    • stuff4ben 3y ago
      > 1. Firefox's marketshare is completely irrelevant for preventing Chrome's monopoly; That's why I use Firefox and will continue to do so. > 2. Activism doesn't work; Sure it does. > 3. ...wake me up when Firefox starts blocking some ads in Google's search or on YouTube, out of the box ;-) ublock origin is a click away. You do it once whenever you get a new machine and you pretty much forget about it.
• bad_user 3y ago
  I switched from Firefox to Brave. For me, at this point, there's no better option. I occasionally try Firefox, but it has several issues that annoy me and that have been unfixed for years. They're doing good work, and I hope they'll catch up, but until they fix their management issues, I've lost faith.
• willi59549879 3y ago
  I use the doge at work. But it is even worse than chrome with spying and adware.