is Brave Jow Forums approved?
Is Brave Jow Forums approved?
Isaac Ross
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Liam Thompson
No, fuck off.
David Jenkins
t. Google PR
William Green
>hey lets replace ads with ads
>don't forget to buy our shitcoin too, you can't sell it tho
Jackson Taylor
>hey you can opt in for this thing
>waaah they're replacing ads with their own ads
You sound like an autistic albino nigger.
Levi Sanchez
They offer nothing good. They have a bunch of half assed features that other software does better and its just another chromium fork.
Lucas Howard
>Needing Jow Forums's approval
Grow a pair
Nathaniel Walker
For a basic use it is useful and fast. Leaves navigation smoother
William Nelson
It works very decently on mobile devices and is easy to use for illiterate retards who keep getting their shit fucked up by clicking on "hot single mothers in your area" ads. Do you know how many times I had to clean out my dad's work iFag (iGAG (imac)) because he keeps getting that shit infected with adware? Too many, user, too many. Brave has saved me countless hours of wrestling with aplel's shitty software.
Christopher King
It's iridium/chromium official build with experimental garbage
Kayden Brooks
I install ublock origin on for people who don't know what their doing. Does a much better job. On desktop and mobile.
Carson Ramirez
Why are you asking if Jow Forums approves of your thing just to shit at anyone criticising that thing?
Isaiah Clark
You can't install plug-ins on mobile chrome
Justin Sullivan
Exactly
Joseph Ortiz
I'd rather use brave mobile than sjw bullshit broken Firefox
Christopher Wright
it's great on Android it can play YouTube videos in the background
Andrew Long
learn to think for yourself
Carson Long
using it right now on android.
not my first choice on desktop but I install it for normies to curb their fuckups.
Carson Nelson
>he isn't using Samsung internet and DNS blocking ads with Knox
Gabriel Campbell
My custom firefox is much better than chromium-based browsers on mobile and desktop. I'm not one to choose to have a worse experience because that kind of political reason.
Isaac Nelson
Phone wageslave reporting in
This plus greenify and ihackedit spotify guarantees me repeat customers and the occasional tip.
Grayson Evans
It has good performance on Android. Lookinf forward to a F-Droid release. The desktop version is very lackluster, however. Using Electron instead of directly forking Chromium was an obvious mistake. They're working on a new version which is based on Chromium, but I don't know how long it will take until it's usable. At least it'll support extensions now.
Luis Williams
Do you seriously think OP actually cares about any opinions and didn't just want to make another shitpost/browserwar thread?
Sebastian Thompson
>electron
>literally a browser in a browser
Gabriel Torres
It's almost good enough for me to switch from Firefox, but not quite yet.
It's fast as fuck, and the HTTPS redirection is great, but the adblocking is not as good as ublock origin.
my biggest compliaint is that it doesn't restore multiple windows after a force close or reboot. I keep two browser windows open at all tines, with 25-30 tabs open. When I reboot it only relaunches one window, and I lose all the shit I had open in my second window. Firefox, restores all windows and tabs that were open.
Alexander Martin
Yes, but the shills will tell you it isn't.
Matthew Robinson
Robert Torres
it's shitty on my 1+1, switched over to firefox nightly
Eli Harris
>replace ads with BAT ads (BAT - Basic Attention Token), site owners close income.
>you are forced to watch 250 ads every day using Brave
>"n June, we’ll be doing opt-in tests with a select group of users to collect insight about the user experience. This test will serve to analyze user interactions with a new way to deliver ads. Around 250 pre-packaged ads will be rotated during this trial and users will be given a special version of the Brave browser loaded with those ads. It sends a detailed log of the browsing activity to Brave, which is used as algorithmic test data to check our on-device machine learning. "
Aaron Gutierrez
>closed source
>putting ads into pages
no, thanks. brave is malware.
Evan Sanchez
not until release 1.0
Jackson Garcia
Not in the slightest. Now fuck off shill.
Gavin Evans
Why would you fall for such shitware? Use Firefox + uBlock Origin and unlike google, you can still install extensions on android.
There's literally no excuse especially on android where ads can be so fucking annoying that those motherfuckers deserve no revenue at all.
Jackson Richardson
>closed source
github.com/brave
>putting ads into pages
opt-in