>The Brave 1.0 browser for desktop operating systems is coming later this year and it will include several significant improvements that we’d like to share now. Over the past few months, we’ve been developing a new Brave browser that is based on Chromium (as is the current available version), but which also uses Chromium’s native user interface instead of our current HTML and JavaScript UI. Today we are making this rewrite available for developers as open source. Unlike the current version of Brave, this new browser will have support for nearly all Chrome features and extension APIs, but of course without including any code that phones home to Google, or to the Chrome Web Store.
There are better chromium browser you retard. Although chromium-based browsers are getting shittier.
Matthew Cook
Adblocking/HTTPS/fingerprinting protection out of the box, getting paid for opt-in ads, Tor tabs soon.
Gavin Bell
But I already have adblocking addons and features that don't (or can't) exist in Brave. I guess It's find for installing for your grandma so you can have an out of the box solution, but for anyone even vaguely tech adapt I can't fucking imagine using it.
Aiden King
It's fine for people that don't like the direction Mozilla is taking or want the superiority of Chromium over Gecko.
Chase Green
But I like how easy is to disable javascript, cookies, etc and enable it temporarily in some sites. I tried it and I really liked how easy is to use a whitelist. Are tor private tabs a thing now? I haven't used it for a while but I don't really trust brave for tor.
James Howard
Again, there are better chromium browsers and chromium-based browsers are not superior. Pros and cons
Chromium is technically superior to Gecko, this is an objective fact. >muh privacy No such thing if you're connected to internet.
Sebastian Phillips
I would say yes, but you can ask gorhill. Chrome still needs an extra extension to block all ads and even then its iffy. Never had issues with just ubo in quantum.
Again, there are pros and cons. Firefox has better UI customization and more control over basically everything with about:config. It's obviously better at blocking unwanted requests too.
Isaac King
I for one welcome our Brave overlords.
Parker Clark
qutebrowser or bust
Carson Watson
I hope they add an option to disable search suggestions on the URL bar. That thing is annoying and is why I use Firefox.
It's not op's fault. Brave browser automatically make these threads when accessing Jow Forums. It's part of Acceptable Shills™ programme. Don't worry. It's just one thread a day per instance.
Aaron Mitchell
Compatibility with what, Chrome? Why?
Juan Sanders
have vaguely heard of this so i watched the video and decided to give it a shot immediately there's an ad on the first page i go to yes, ad blocking is on yes, promoted content is ads
Really wish you dumb goy... err... guys would figure out that there's such a thing as an "acceptable ad" on the Internet and just trust the Based God Eich to determine what they are.
Aaron Peterson
Why are you shilling a browser whose creator admitted he wants to serve ads through it?
Colton Campbell
>t. sjwzilla shills
Noah Lopez
>le false flag le maymay! Yeah, I'm a Mozilla shill. I'm from Reddit, too. Whatcha gonna do about it? Look at some acceptable ads and cry in a corner?
Jaxon Foster
...
Nathaniel Torres
Wat? Oh yeah, I'm from Jow Forums, too. Almost forgot. And 9gag. Still wanna know what you're gonna do about it, though.
Zachary Clark
>le internet tough guy I'm going to continue posting. Problem?
Christian Powell
Nope, not at all. Kinda hoping you do. I'd like to see you try to explain why you're shilling a shit Chrome reskin focused on serving acceptable ads to all the good little goys.
Juan Peterson
Careful, I'm not sure your Mozilla overlords will be happy with that antisemitism.
Easton Davis
So you got nothing, just empty shill accusations that you're hoping will distract from questions you can't answer. Okay.
Nicholas Long
I don't have to explain myself to a nazi.
Andrew Gonzalez
>wow, i got blown the fuck out >maybe i can still play it off like i was just trolling the whole time! Yeah, you can try. No one's actually going to believe it, but you're already in the middle of the attempt so go with it. Anyway, I'll be back when you, or anyone else, can actually address people's concerns with this shitty Chrome reskin. I'll leave you to your damage control until then.
Jonathan Russell
>Find >Adapt Either brainlet trying to sound intelligent and failing, macfag that hasn't turned off autocorrect, or phoneposter. All three are cancer.
Austin Bennett
>damn he got me >better pretend i won and leave the thread Well done, Mozilla has deposited $0.01 to your account.
Jeremiah Anderson
Why are you defending a browser that's actually demonstrably worse than Shitzilla?
Aiden Ward
I'm not defending shit except getting rid of cancer. Act like a brainlet, get called a brainlet.
Bentley Williams
>get outdated chromium without latest features >ff pulled ahead performance wise when it comes to browsing, chromium has a better interface and decent dev tools I wish it was still feasible to develop your own web browser rather than making an interface for already existing one, and holding back updates with new stuff, making these new "browsers" a joke.
Jaxson Sanders
Jesus christ they're advertising on Jow Forums now? I get enough of these already on youtube mobile.
Zachary Ross
I use brave on my phone. Should I use something else? I've tried Firefox and other Firefox based browsers but they don't seem that fast (probably placebo) What does Jow Forums recommends?
Owen Wright
Have they fix the error that sends the user into a login loop in any attempt to connect to WiFi through the browser?
Thomas King
firefox + ublock + umatrix
so far, nothing comes close
Ryder Nelson
No, you're doing it wrong. See, this thread is supposed to get you to drink the Brave koolaid, mostly because they figure you're the typical bored kid on Jow Forums always looking for something new to play with, no matter how shitty it might be.
Noah Richardson
is it still a scammy attempt of harvesting data under the guise of "privacy"? >yes is it still a custom chromium skin? yes does it still rely on deprecated chrome plugins? >yes is it still being shilled because no one uses it? >yes will brave ever be anything more than a meme? >no. ever opera has more users than brave
Thomas Cooper
This.
>acceptable browsers %currentyear >Firefox with hardened user.js >ungoogled chromium
Evan Evans
Is there any hardened profile that disable js? I know how to add it but I have never found a real hardened profile for firefox.
Ethan Brown
Literally one line n about:config Or umatrix and ubo which is probably better because some site require some scripts.
Jeremiah Ross
>I don't know how to read
Owen Reed
You want to disable js?
Andrew Sanders
I pretty much use it because it's literally two clicks to white-list a site and two clicks to turn it back.
Aiden Ramirez
The brave browser's UI design is very broken, and their horrible attempt at making the browser faster than other browsers has failed so bad that important features are broken. Personally I don't think it will be until 2019 or beyond that these features will be fixed the way things are going.
Brandon James
Until there is a reason for me to use it over Firefox, I'm not going to switch.
Logan James
No. I'm just making fun about the fact that there are many ((hardened)) userjs profiles for memefox but no one have js disabled. How is that a hardened profile???
Andrew Bailey
Can someone redpill me on why I should use chromium instead of memefox
Colton Fisher
Because you literally can't use the web today without some JS. Many sites won't even load a single piece of content without running some kind of javascript. I don't like it, but that's how it is.
Dylan Bailey
What's wrong with js ( newfag here)
Asher Bailey
They still use Adblock Plus tho, so no thanks I'll stick with Waterfox.
Cooper Fisher
GTFO Brave shills. And stop shilling on Jow Forums Brendan.
Daniel Brooks
It's easy. Don't visit these sites or use a whitelist if you really must to. I know it's ironic because I'm posting here but I'm not even using a web browser but I'm still running js here that's why I mention a whitelist. Fingerprinting, running remote obfuscate code from somewhere, dom access. It's just like run a random batch script from the web.
That's not an ad that's an Acceptable Ad, retard. Now hand over you attention tokens and thank me for letting you browse the internet with my glorious browser, or as I've taken to calling it, Chromium + Ad blocker - Acceptable ad blocker + crypto currency attention tracking scheme.