infosec expert:"use Brave if you’d like an alternative

iridium, it's big ungoogled chromium contributor

>>61708312
Yes, yes, Iridium is good HOWEVER what about Sleipnir?

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>>61708239
Me personally would lick Nik's balls, love his lkcr no webrtc builds.

Use more than one browser for different shits.

Do any of these have h.264 support like chrome? If not, they're pretty useless for anyone who watches YouTube.

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>>61708239
>linking to a gawker site

>>61708408
>>61708397
>all codecs

>>61708408
>not using an external video player
what is this, do you use adobe flash too lmao

All alternatives to Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome are unusable. I tried Brave (re-branded Chromium), just for a one-time experience, and was not disappointed because I expected it to function on a mediocre level. It did just that. In fact, it ceased to work at all as I progressed. I'm glad I stay with Windows 10 instead of wasting my time trying so called "alternatives". It's become a mental disease resembling an obsessive compulsion. Stay with software you know will perform when you need it to save you from wasting your time and compromising your productivity.

>>61708449
Eww.

>>61708397
This.
>>61708239
> she
Dropped.

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>>61708449
>edge
>usable
Why is microsoft shilling reskinned internet explorer so badly?

>>61708464
>"This computer kills fascists."
0/10

>>61708239
>SwiftOnSecurity

checks thier twitter: /twitter.com/SwiftOnSecurity

All opinions ignored.

>>61708484
>WebM
It's worthless.

>>61708486
What, I said eww because I disagree with what that anon said, I often find forks are better (not including PM) then the primary versions themselves, I use 2 browsers, Waterfox and Nik's Chromium and very satisfied personally.

>>61708496
What isn't worthless? Flash?

>>61708397
latest build I have here is from june
do you have a link?

>>61708531
https://chromium.woolyss.com/
Bookmark it or something.

>>61708408
I watch youtube on a dual core from 2012 and everything runs great
Chromium > Iridium > waterfox > all

>>61708508
>I said eww because I disagree with what that anon said
Oh, sorry!
>What isn't worthless? Flash?
Correct. Flash is comfy.

>>61708552
Flash is a security risk though and I don't have it installed for that reason I just can't trust it not to rape my ass, the only people I know that dislike webm are iOS anons because I often see them requesting anons to convert a said webm to flash and re-post "please" on /s/.

>>61708552
>Flash is comfy
It's also dying

>>61708540
Cheers!

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>Of course, you could always just use a different browser that’s a little more conscious of privacy, like Tor, Vivaldi, Opera, or Epic

>implying Tor Browser Bundle isn't a government honeypot
>implying vivaldi cares about your privacy
>implying Opera isn't a Chinese botnet
>implying Epic isn't just another "student project"

>>61708239
>HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
What's so funny? The fact that they needed a 'security expert' to inform them of such an obvious fact? Brave is the only browser with potential desu.

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>>61708910
>implying Tor Browser Bundle isn't a government honeypot
You have no clue what tor is, do you?

>She recommends
>She
Yeah... No

>>61708508
>What isn't worthless? Flash?

h264

>>61709056
You have no clue what tor is, do you?

Installed Brave yesterday to see how it is. One thing I would miss moving from Firefox to Iridium would be Firefox sync but Brave's sync seems to be even better when considering privacy. Is there any reason for not using Brave?

>>61709116
>Is there any reason for not using Brave?
It's still buggy. You'll notice after using it for a while.

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>>61709115
good one

Whats /g/'s opinion on the patrician browser known as Vivaldi?

>>61709156
Hitler was actually a brown indian who migrated to russia through china.

You just have no clue who hitler even was.

>>61709176
>using a chrome skin
Point and laugh at this faggot.

>>61709193
Every single FF ive used have all had that noticeable but slight laggy feeling to them that never goes away. Plus i really dont like supporting Mozilla these days.

>>61709211
Your system specs?

>>61709226
4790k and 980.

>chrome clone thats incompatible with chrome extensions

wow its fucking worthless

>>61709234
Do you have 16GB of RAM? if not then that's probably why.

>>61708239
>She recommends
>She
Opinion discarded. I wonder how much Brave paid to these scrubs to advertise their shitty browser.

>>61709211
If you must use a chrome clone, at least use Brave. Vivaldi is literal pleb tier.

>>61709249
Not him but I have a 6700k, 970, and 32gb of ram and I also experience lagginess from time to time in any firefox version /clone

>>61709249
>need 16GBs of Ram for a fucking browser, but yes i do.

>>61709259
why is it bad though?
And What does Brave have/do differently?

>>61709267
>>61709268
Have you tried the newest Firefox Nightly x64 atleast?

The next version of Safari will use machine learning to block trackers. It also has the most efficient ad-blocking API of any browser. Even though it's not open source outside of Webkit, I think it's a good choice if you care about privacy.

>>61709306
I just downloaded it and am gonna try it out when I get home from work. In just loading a few test sites it seems as fast or slightly slower than chrome so I'm not super hopeful.

>>61709318
Thanks Apple™, I'll be sure to download it right away!

>>61709321
Make sure multi-process is enabled. Also hope your work has fast internet.

>>61709280
>Why is a reskinned botnet bad though?
Brave integrates https everywhere and an ad blocker. It at least tries to offer some privacy.

>>61708239
>use Brave if you’d like an alternative to Chrome
But can "Brave" (seriously, this is the stupidest name for a browser) have them scripts, NoScript and uBlock Origin?

>>61709396
ublock is built in, noscript is something they're still working on. It lets you block all scripts, but not pick and choose (yet).

>>61709469
>ublock is built in
AFAIK it's a adblock, not even the adblock. I need /g/-approved strain of uBlock maintained by based Gorhill. Complete blocking or no blocking of scripts at all is BS. And also, where my userscripts?
I'll check it out anyway, but as of right now a switch is not viable.

brave is great. i'll be using it as my default browser when some of the kinks are ironed out.

>>61709507
>but as of right now a switch is not viable
True, Brave isn't done yet. It's the only nu browser with potential though.

>>61709541
>>61709537
Can I use Decentralize in Brave?

>>61708449
> I'm glad I stayed with win10
Let's all point and laugh

>>61708578
Wincucks have to be this paranoid about safety

>>61709606
Better safe than sorry.

LOL, how the fuck could anyone be so stupid to use this browser ?

The whole business idea behind it is that 'Brave' goes around and shake down advertisers to pay them for letting their ads through, it's a fucking racket where the end user is watching ads the 'Brave' owners get paid for.

'Brave' is a lie, if you use this you are a 'Retard'.

>>61709636
You can turn it off though defeating the purpose.

>>61709636
t. Vivaldi dev
Go away kike.

>>61709636
mad "content creator" kike detected

>>61709750

Fuck you, Vivaldi is no better, it's a fucking proprietary browser, who the fuck uses a proprietary browser today ?

>>61709318
t. Apple Employee

>>61708361

It's in fucking Japanese.

>>61709890
Become a weeb.

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>>61708239
>She recommends

Firefox or Chromium with uBlock/uMatrix, shit like Brave, Vivaldi etc is nothing but snakeoil.

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>>61708239

>>61708397
I add the .exe to exceptions in firewall, it doesn't connect, I have to disable the whole firewall.
How does this thing connect?

>>61708484
I don't use edge nor plan to use it but that's a plus.

Why the fuck is still VP8 around here??

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>>61710063
For me using Archive version it's this, Installer version might be in AppData?

>>61710090
I added the one in the folder and used the folder shown in the task manager.
There was a folder in appdata/local but had no exe.


My setup is nothing connects that I don't allow, outbound only.

>>61710130
sounds like a you issue

>>61710148
Yea might be me but other programs connect fine.
How does this thing connect when I allow it to connect and doesn't?

>>61710162
thats impossible though

>>61710212
I'm telling you, it doesn't connect.
I checked the proxy settings, everything is fine.

>>61710263
Do you use hosts, HW firewall, custom router firmware with a security setting, try a second device and see if its isolated or not..

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>>61710263
>it doesn't connect
>everything is fine

>>61708449
>stay on windows 10
one curry bowl is waiting for you at your supervisors office pajeet

>>61709558
You can't use anything in Brave yet, it has no addon support.

>>61708239
>infosec expert
>She

>>61711994
I was gonna say exactly this

>"infosec expert"
>using a inferior chromium clone
>mozilla license

What a abomination.

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>>61708476
>>61709094
>>61709258
>>61709945
>>61711994
Wew, lads..

>she
>any chromium fork
>implying it does anything over stock chromium.

>>61712102
Problem?