Which one do you prefer and why?
Communist software vs Capitalist software
Aiden Miller
Owen Evans
brave cant be anonymous because of chromioum by design
firefox just anounced a full merge with the tor project
the choice is clear
Robert Martin
The one on the right. It won't censor addons or cause them to fail because of a massive cert fuckup. It also won't send money to terrorists, or fuck with users with """studies""".
Fuck Moz://a and fuck trannies
Josiah Butler
>muh even using something remotely related to chromium means you're using botnet Google Chrome
retarded furryfox meme
>firefox just anounced a full merge with the tor project
You mean like what Brave does already and has done for some time now?
Parker Sullivan
Neither, I use waterfox and if and when that goes to shit, I'll look and see what my next best alternative is
At the current point in time, yeah Brave is better than Firefox, if only because of the shitshow Firefox has been in the last year
Josiah Hughes
Chromium has way better dev tools, but Firefox being completely open source makes it infinitely customizable and therefore better.
Jacob Reyes
Chromium is also completely open source though
Angel Murphy
To be fair to the Moz://a shills, Chromium itself, while being open, does have a lot of botnet shit in there. However, there have been forks for a long time that focus on removing those components and creating a blink-based privacy-respecting browser. These include Ungoogled-Chromium, Iridium, and of course Brave.
Caleb Diaz
Firefox with the bindist USE flag.
Xavier Jones
>You mean like what Brave does already and has done for some time now?
explain