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12 days agowell yeah I guess some decide to make revenue with this “shady” practices like brave does and others just take 400 millions from google.
well yeah I guess some decide to make revenue with this “shady” practices like brave does and others just take 400 millions from google.
Its is pretty easy to get rid of all the brave crap. You just need a policy file:
# cat /etc/brave/policies/managed/brave_policies.json
{
"BraveRewardsDisabled": true,
"BraveWalletDisabled": true,
"BraveVPNDisabled": 1,
"BraveAIChatEnabled": true,
"NewTabPageLocation": "https://search.brave.com/",
"TorDisabled": false,
"PasswordManagerEnabled": false,
"DnsOverHttpsMode": "automatic"
}
I have used firefox from like 2005 to 2024. I am now using brave and I am quite happy with it. I just disabled all this useless cryptobro crap that it comes with. I tried most of the chromium based browsers and this is by far the one that better fits my needs. It has an adblocker that works well, it has a sync option that is not on google servers and supposedly they dont have that insane telemetry that chrome has. And yes an adblocker is tottally needed and will probably be allways needed. I do run a network adblocker with pihole and nextDNS. I haven’t seen a single add in years and do not miss them at all. I rather ahve a half broken page than some random website trying to sell me satisfiers and blue pills.