![DuckDuckGoy browser allows Microsoft trackers due to search agreement [586x314 - 73KB]](https://pic8.co/sh/UPn8vi.png){kind=link}
Brave is way better and gives you an unintrusive way to earn BAT that you can then use to tip your favorite websites. You don't even have to sign up or put in emails and shit (unless you want to verify your wallet).
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Source: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/duckduckgo-browser-allows-microsoft-trackers-due-to-search-agreement/
Brave is way better and gives you an unintrusive way to earn BAT that you can then use to tip your favorite websites. You don't even have to sign up or put in emails and shit (unless you want to verify your wallet).
Search.brave.com has been working great for me and I switched the moment that go said they were going to start editing results. Brave browser as you know it started by the guy who first started that other famous browser Firefox and he was kicked out because his coworkers found out that he had voted against gay marriage in California. To me that's an endorsement. So I trust the guy who does the brave browser and when he wanted to do a search engine he came up with this search engine and says they do not edit the results and they do not track you and I tend to believe him more than the other rogues out there.
Search.brave.com has been working great for me and I switched the moment that go said they were going to start editing results. Brave browser as you know it started by the guy who first started that other famous browser Firefox and he was kicked out because his coworkers found out that he had voted against gay marriage in California. To me that's an endorsement. So I trust the guy who does the brave browser and when he wanted to do a search engine he came up with this search engine and says they do not edit the results and they do not track you and I tend to believe him more than the other rogues out there.
Good Lord. Jumping from one honeypot to the next.
Brave is not a "privacy respecting" browser. It calls home, collects user data, de-anonymizes activity on "anonymous' protocols like TOR, allows certain ads through based on agreement, the list goes on.
"One-click protection" is an oxymoron. Any security fag worth his salt knows this.
More about Brave's sketchy behavior (unixsheikh.com)
Good Lord. Jumping from one honeypot to the next.
Brave is not a "privacy respecting" browser. It calls home, collects user data, de-anonymizes activity on "anonymous' protocols like TOR, allows certain ads through based on agreement, the list goes on.
"One-click protection" is an oxymoron. Any security fag worth his salt knows this.
[More about Brave's sketchy behavior](https://unixsheikh.com/articles/choose-your-browser-carefully.html#brave)
Falkon is a very nice browser that fully respect privacy and it is a browser that really deserves a lot more attention and a lot more support!
I agree. One of you fuckers suggested Falkon and I've been using it 90% of the time.
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Falkon is a very nice browser that fully respect privacy and it is a browser that really deserves a lot more attention and a lot more support!
I agree.
One of you fuckers suggested Falkon and I've been using it 90% of the time.
I use the mobile and I've had zero issues and zero ads. There may be "better" web browsers on pc but I haven't found better options on mobile. Brave is a good product.
I use the mobile and I've had zero issues and zero ads. There may be "better" web browsers on pc but I haven't found better options on mobile. Brave is a good product.
Brave is a good product.
About as good as google chrome. Enjoy your spyware. At least you feel safe.
> Brave is a good product.
About as good as google chrome. Enjoy your spyware. At least you *feel* safe.
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