All the claims that say Brave isn't a privacy-respecting browser are false because all the available data proves otherwise
They hate the company and ignore all the information that says it is a good browser, they can't judge it objectively, it is like hating someone because you hate their "bad" parents you see how wrong it is? This is a very biased judgment
Just because Google maintains chromium doesn’t mean that chromium browsers have to track you.
You are 100% correct but some can't accept that.
Also Brave provides a list of the changes they make in Chromium, and it's an open-source browser, and the cryptocurrency stuff that you can easily disable and hide doesn't take away anything from this.
I should note that I switched back to Firefox today not because it is better (it is not better, it is better in some aspects, privacy, and performance not being one of them), but because I won't just sit and watch Google having a full monopoly over the internet, we saw and still seeing what they are willing to do when they have full control over the internet (manifest v3 and WEI), this is me doing what I can against Google's monopoly as using a chromium-based browser does contribute to their monopoly, you can say this won't change much I'll say I don't care because I believe it is still the right thing to do, I'll do the right thing even if it won't change much
You are right it turned out my username was incorrect, I thought the 1st character was an l (L) but it was an I (i), sorry if I caused you any headaches
Sorry for the late reply I got busy with other things, anyway here is my piracy folder just import the file using your browser
Also, it's unfortunately not the case with the mobile version and the desktop version doesn't allow for exporting select bookmarks, I used Edge to drag and drop the folder into it then edited it then hit export
Alternatively, there are browser extensions that can do that
You know I just thought about sharing my entire piracy bookmark folder (while excluding some subfolders and/or sites) on Brave Android, is there any way to do so?
Yes I do, I have 2 hard drives 8+5 with the 8TB one getting pretty close to full so I'll need to buy a new one pretty soon, I don't stream so I don't need something like a NAS setup with Plex or Kodi
All the claims that say Brave isn't a privacy-respecting browser are false because all the available data proves otherwise
They hate the company and ignore all the information that says it is a good browser, they can't judge it objectively, it is like hating someone because you hate their "bad" parents you see how wrong it is? This is a very biased judgment
You are 100% correct but some can't accept that.
Also Brave provides a list of the changes they make in Chromium, and it's an open-source browser, and the cryptocurrency stuff that you can easily disable and hide doesn't take away anything from this.
I should note that I switched back to Firefox today not because it is better (it is not better, it is better in some aspects, privacy, and performance not being one of them), but because I won't just sit and watch Google having a full monopoly over the internet, we saw and still seeing what they are willing to do when they have full control over the internet (manifest v3 and WEI), this is me doing what I can against Google's monopoly as using a chromium-based browser does contribute to their monopoly, you can say this won't change much I'll say I don't care because I believe it is still the right thing to do, I'll do the right thing even if it won't change much