brave browser da gawd
I used Brave in the past, but the crypto nonsense along with the issues with certain websites involving adblock made me run back to Firefox.
Google Chrome removes support for uBlock Origin, Adblock
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I used Brave in the past, but the crypto nonsense along with the issues with certain websites involving adblock made me run back to Firefox.
FloorGeneral
I don't even know anymore...
This is disappointing to hear, but not surprising unfortunately. I been off Chrome for a bit. Safari runs like shyt on my (admittedly older) macbook pro, so been on Firefox. Kid been using Brave and telling me to try it, so I'm finally gonna try it.
The undisputed King, shout out to pi-hole and Brave Browser too though.
i use brave and vivaldi sparingly to keep up to date with whats out there and vivaldi has some bugs because it crashes with some extensions that work solid in chromium/chrome. the "GPU process" seems to use a lot more memory faster too than chromium.
got no real use for brave on the desktop but I do use it on mobile sometimes.
AquaCityBoy
Veteran
Don't use Chrome. 
I'm on Firefox most of the time because I primarily use Linux, and Chrome on Linux is
anyway.
I'm on Firefox most of the time because I primarily use Linux, and Chrome on Linux is
anyway.
Damn... The two main extensions I use daily... They like my Frontline soldiers and chrome shooting them in the back of they heads.... 
BobbyWojak
Superstar
I personally love the look and customizability/management options of vivaldi, firefox is probably the best on paper.
That's basically the endgame. Hence, why they allow folks to sign up for websites with a Google sign in. The writing was on the wall when they did cutesy designs for holidays and minigames for the browser.
Chrome stopped being a web browser in 2010, and more of a gateway to the social life. You noticed how you can't find information any more online, like back in the days?
I remember checking for random information about any and everything. Nowadays, it just seems like Google got a stronghold on knowledge. You can't find archives dating back to the dawn of the internet, or news articles without going through leaps and bounds. It's all just this big push for folks to rely on the knowledge of another dumbass.
This is just the beginning of scarier times tech brehs...
Pi Hole - Ad Block YOUR WHOLE NETWORK!!! $30
Brehs, I had to share, this is THE shyt. This is a free program you install on a Raspberry Pi (30 dollars). It's a DNS server with built in filtering. You can point devices at it individually, or, point your router at it to Ad Block your WHOLE HOUSE. :blessed: I have damn near no Linux...
y'all been put on game already
pfblocker is fire too