BRAVE THREAD

>>61866649
shit

chrome with ugly gray Safari skin

Brave is literally better than Firefox (unless you are talking about Icecat or Pale Moon)

>>61866862
>IceCat
Literally Firefox.

>>61866862
Firecucks are too stubborn to admit this.

ROK is basically male Jezebel. You should be ashamed of yourself.

>>61866649
I use Brave for my mobile. Launching on desktop seems slow. Also lack of customization/extensions.

>>61866906
well except it has google shit removed and other obscure stuff
http://cvs.savannah.gnu.org/viewvc/gnuzilla/gnuzilla/remove.nonfree?view=markup&revision=1.9

Like it or not both icecat and waterfox are slightly superior to Firefox due to better default privacy and lack of google spyware
Even though Iridium lacks about:config it should be considered superior to Firefox because firefox may be using obscure analytics to censor ''fact-check'' stuff

ALSO if you keep track on the mozilla security list Firefox is one of the most insecure browsers due to lack of beta testing.
When a new firefox version is release it comes with several (and major) security holes

>>61866972
sjws and altrighters dont have any sense of self-awareness, it's why they do what they do

>>61867060
>ALSO if you keep track on the mozilla security list Firefox is one of the most insecure browsers due to lack of beta testing.
This
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/security/advisories/mfsa2017-18/

>>61867086
Is /g/ just apolitical?

>>61867143
/g/ is postpolitical/techcomm/Landian.

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Lots of Brave shilling lately

>>61867177
What is techcomm?

nice. i wonder if this will be in the new version releasing this week? if brave becomes popular, google and clickbait will be dead.

>>61867224
Truly. I can't wait.

>>61867199
techno-commercialist

>>61866649
RoK is poor man's CH.

>>61866649
fuck off shill

>Chrome based Browser
>no Chrome extensions

?

>>61866649
Their adblocker isn't good enough
They should copy ublock origin

>join our botnet pls pls

>>61867282
Are there any philosophers in this field or is it just a subreddit?

>>61866671
>>61867304
>>61867554
bump

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Reminder

>>61866649
Instead of a shit ton of fucking password managers, why not work on their script control, and add shit like disconnect and decentraleyes?

>>61868096
There's nothing wrong with this.

brave is a pandering chromium botnet
stop trying to astroturf your scummy browser brendan

>>61868096
Reminder that all ads are blocked by default. You can turn on ads and earn BAT which you can either trade in for money or allocate to websites you approve of.

You could literally have all the ad revenue made from your browsing go to stallman.org or the Temple OS website.

>>61867187
>browser that injects own ads
gee, i wonder why

>>61868238
Neat. Switch the ad blocking source to ublock origin, and give the user fidelity over script control, and it would be a browser that would have potential, but still needs work. As it stands now, it's a hunk of shit.

>>61867143
>you have to be either extreme left or extreme right to qualify as 'political'

>>61868305
By default it's a vast improvement over any browser in existence.
Script control would easily come through an extension.
ublock fags are seriously delusional when BY DEFAULT easylist is enabled LMAO

>>61866649
If brave had support for umatrix and the like I'd jump ship instantly

>>61868341
An extension that they don't offer, meaning its lacking. Yet there are a half dozen different password managers (none of which I use, because I use KeePass). Also, Ublock Origin is just all around better than ABP, for reasons that should be obvious if you have any knowledge about both products.

>>61868394
>for reasons that should be obvious if you have any knowledge about both products
Let's assume I have no knowledge of the products. What reasons?

>>61868394
>An extension that they don't offer, meaning its lacking
Which they could offer in an hour if they didn't have a million other vastly more important things to fix.
Also you really shouldn't be using a password manager in your browser. That's begging to get fucked by exploits like lastpass was but they're popular enough to actually reward security exploiters in finding that shit.

Comparing shit to shit, one shit smells better than the other. Truly magnificent how the ublock autist operates.

Why has this browser been shilled so hard lately? There's multiple threads every day that sound like they were written by marketers that don't have a full grasp on the site's culture.

>>61868464
KeePass is offline, dude.

>>61868463
>Blocking and Filtering

>uBlock Origin and uBlock support the majority of Adblock Plus's filter syntax. The popular filter lists EasyList and EasyPrivacy are enabled as default subscriptions. The extensions are capable of importing hosts files, and a number of community maintained lists are available at installation. Among the host files available, Peter Lowe’s Ad servers list and Malware Domains are also enabled as default. Some additional features include dynamic filtering of scripts and iframes, and a tool for webpage element hiding. As of version 0.8.7.0, dynamic filtering in uBlock can act as a complete replacement of RequestPolicy, or similar add-ons.

>uBlock Origin includes a growing list of features not available in uBlock, including a new mode to assist those with color vision deficiency, a new dynamic URL filtering feature, new logging functionality and interface enhancements including a DOM inspector, new privacy-oriented options to block link prefetching, hyperlink auditing, and IP address leaks via WebRTC (uBO-Extra is required to block WebRTC connections in Chromium). Site-specific switches to toggle the blocking of pop-ups, strict domain blocking, cosmetic filters and fonts were also added in recent releases of uBlock Origin. The Firefox version of uBlock Origin has an extra feature which helps to foil attempts by web sites to circumvent blockers.

>Technology websites and user reviews for uBlock have regarded the extension as less resource intensive in comparison with extensions that provide similar feature sets such as Adblock Plus. A benchmark test, conducted in August 2015 with ten blocking extensions, showed uBlock Origin as the most resource efficient among extensions tested.

Hold on, I'm not done yet.

>>61866649
I want to disable the annoying tab previews

>>61866862
>Gay Ass Furry Moon


There is literally nothing wrong with Brave.
Name a single flaw
>inb4 it displays ads to you
Whether you chose to and get paid or decline it and dont see any ads at all

If you're BRAVE, put a finger up your anus

>>61868526
Doesn't matter did you actually read anything I stated? Don't fucking use a password manager as an extension. The exploits were largely about autofill Keep it separate from your browser entirely. Shouldn't be too hard to c&p your shit faggot.

>>61868463
>>61868588
>Performance

>Technology websites and user reviews for uBlock have regarded the extension as less resource intensive in comparison with extensions that provide similar feature sets such as Adblock Plus. A benchmark test, conducted in August 2015 with ten blocking extensions, showed uBlock Origin as the most resource efficient among extensions tested.[38]

>uBlock surveys what style resources are required for an individual web page rather than reliance on a universal style sheet. The extension takes a snapshot of the filters the user has enabled. This contributes to accelerated browser start-up speed when compared to retrieving filters from cache every time.

That should be enough of a justification in and of itself, but feel free to continue perusing at your liesure:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UBlock

>>61868596
It's in settings under tabs.

>>61868588
>can you explain why you believe X
>hold on let me copy and paste unnecessary shit because I'm a retard who believes X without understanding why

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>>61868621
Great. I don't. I use KeePass. Not a KeePass extension. Just KeePass. As in, the application that exists without ever touching a web browser.

I literally copy and paste my passwords into the browser.

>>61868640
You didn't ask me to explain why I believed anything. You asked me to spoonfeed you why Ublock was superior, and to treat you like you knew nothing. Which I did, and, rather than including the literal dozen or so citations to the claims I needed to make, I gave you the claims verbatim, and the site where you could reference the source of said claims.

>>61868336

> radical_centrism.jpg
> horseshoe theory
> ZERO Convictions
> Look i'm so smart

kys

>>61868701
Not who you were responding to, but I lean right. Doesn't mean that I want to know/enforce my politics wherever possible. I just want a good product. Brave isn't good, mostly due to its inability to allow users to easily add extensions, and a focus on password managers rather than bringing those necessary extensions into its browser.

>>61868651
The clipboard is not secure.

>>61868845
K.

>>61868845
Yeah, but when you throw firejail into the mix, you're good (unless you keep the clipboard in the download folder, but why would anyone do that?).

>>61868673
>Let's assume I have no knowledge of the products. What reasons?
You could have answered this without spending time copying and pasting an entire wiki article.
You shouldn't hold beliefs if you simply do not understand why you hold them!

>>61868651
OK, then why are you even in this discussion at all when anon was talking about a password manager extension IN Brave you fucking moron?
jfc autists these days want all the attention

>>61868926
I understand why I hold them. We weren't talking about beliefs. You asked why it was better. I answered, and provided a one stop shop for citations.

You're welcome.

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>>61868096

Why don't you start sharing this?
Truth by omission is still a lie.

>>61868926
I like how you try to move the goalposts from Ublock being better, to how he proved it.

>>61868942
You were responding to my post. Where I said that I didn't use the password managers they included.

>>61868605
>wahhh furries wahhh
I'm starting to think the furstapo that hates Pale Moon is one guy

>>61869005
>Furrie detected
Into le oven with you

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>tfw when shills cant discredit Brave

>>61868610
This. Firefox ftw teh ebin lulz m8.

>>61866994

I use it on mobile too. It's blazing fast. Fuck I wish any other browser could come close to it's speed.

>>61869755
They tried. uBlock guy should make an extension for Brave if he cares so fucking much.

literally the fastest secure mobile browser