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A bunch of marketing/advertising driven crypto"currency" i.e., pyramid scheme peddlers desperate for greater fools.
β³ βKill yourself.β βBill Hicks.
On a computer either use uBlock Origin-included LibreWolf for stability and privacy, Zen browser for power users, and on Android one can use Fennec; all of them Firefox derivatives.
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βοΈ arscyni.cc: modernity β nature.
So they can send your data to Microsoft instead of both.
good, now it can go fuck itself without google's interference
While continuing to use their own proxies to send your data to google.
Is Brave browser the cryptocoin crap browser? I think I've used it for a short time about 2 years ago, before moving to Vivaldi and later Firefox.
Cool I guess. But I still find Brave to be a sketchy organization with how they have done some of their schemes to make money over the years. So will continue to avoid anything they make.
Firefox can be installed from Mozilla and managed by Obtainium. Much better option all the way around.
Use Fennec with security and privacy tweaks
That is great. Been using Brave for years.
i used Vivaldi because it's good & has built in adblocker/tracker blocker that i can customize the hell out of it with tons of custom filter
It is also proprietary