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> Brave I'm not interested in crypto right now, thanks for asking.

• jqpabc123 10mo ago
  Neither am I --- but this doesn't impede anyone from using their browser.
  • ekjhgkejhgk 10mo ago
    It does indirectly. I don't have the technical skills or interest in examining if a browser is working for me or working for someone else, and therefore I have to trust the people developing the browser. I don't trust people who associate themselves with crypto, therefore I don't trust the software they write.
    • jqpabc123 10mo ago
      I don't trust people who associate themselves with crypto But you trust people who associate themselves with and are being directly paid by the biggest privacy invader on the planet?
      • ekjhgkejhgk 10mo ago
        Sorry, who is that? Google? No, I don't, what makes you think that?
• bigstrat2003 10mo ago
  Brave has never once shoved crypto in my face so I don't think your implication is reasonable.
  • thesuitonym 10mo ago
    Of course not, don't be silly. Why would they shove it in your face when they could just quietly mine it in the background?
    • jqpabc123 10mo ago
      Don't be silly, it's not possible to *quietly* mine in the background undetected.
  • ekjhgkejhgk 10mo ago
    I didn't say "they shoved it in my face". I said "I'm not interested". For example, I don't want a browser to come with a "wallet", so it's entirely appropriate to say I'm not interested. https://brave.com/wallet/ https://brave.com/wallet/