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Brave however is riddled with Crypto and AI crap. It doesn't have any useable support for multiple profiles, too: last time I tried it, it would end up showing
by NikxDa 1y ago
Brave however is riddled with Crypto and AI crap. It doesn't have any useable support for multiple profiles, too: last time I tried it, it would end up showing various errors on every startup and you couldn't have two profiles in the same window.
- ochronus 1y agoWhat does "riddled with Crypto and AI crap" mean here?
- nusl 1y agoIf you download Brave and run it you'll see; many pop-ups and random things in the UI you don't want
- ochronus 1y agoI've been running it for years; I see none of what you mention. I turned off a couple of settings (literally took <5 minutes) and I don't see anything crypto or AI related anymore.
- mantra2 1y agoSame. I’ve been using it exclusively on macOS and iOS for a few years now. When you first open it they do show you all those features but as ochronous said you can completely disable them. If they forced crypto and AI on me I’d be out in a flash.
- ochronus 1y agoTo me, any other browser's initial "hello" screens are similarly "annoying", including Firefox. It's just a setup hurdle one needs to get over.
- GlitchRider47 1y agoHamburger menu > more tools > add new profile Once you have more than one profile, you'll see the switcher in the top right. Also, turn off all crypto/ai stuff in settings. I did and I never see it. It's really not that much.
- zelphirkalt 1y agoI just start Librewolf with -P and keep profiles in separate windows. Easy, already fully supported, and allows things like different themes to highlight the fact I am using different profiles.