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bubersson | 3 years ago

Nice tutorial. It takes some work, but all that crypto stuff can be disabled in Brave and then it works really well blocking ads and trackers...

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FargaColora|3 years ago

Rather than disabling all the crypto, why not use a browser that isn't infected with it in the first place?

WithinReason|3 years ago

Read the second half of the comment you're replying to

brnt|3 years ago

Firefox also requires setup (installing uBlock for starters). I find that setting up Brave is not any more work, and then it is indeed a pretty good browser.

LeoPanthera|3 years ago

But that's the whole point of Brave. If you're not interested in crypto, pick a browser that's just a browser. There are better choices: Safari, GNOME Web, Falkon, Firefox.

brnt|3 years ago

Safari: not an option outside of Macs. Gnome Web: barely usable. Falkon: insecure due to no/low maintenance (think the last release is years ago). Firefox: requires setup too.

hunterb123|3 years ago

That's your take. I use Brave for it's protocol support and native ad blocking. Where are you getting this "point of Brave" from?

mixedCase|3 years ago

What if one just wants a more usable ungoogled-chromium?