> I'd also like to see a Chromium fork that continues to allow the Manifest V2 API.
Maintaining a Chromium fork that deviates from upstream is a full time job that requires about 3-5 engineers. My day job's sibling team maintains such a fork.
Maintaining a Chromium fork that deviates from upstream is a full time job that requires about 3-5 engineers. My day job's sibling team maintains such a fork.
Don't let blind hatred of a particular technology bias you. You can think cryptocurrency is stupid, but it's not inherently a scam. Unless you have some proof that Brave is participating in scamming its users, which I would love to see proof of. Anyways I really don't think this kind of mudslinging is appropriate, particularly against a small company which appears to be working to prevent an advertising takeover of the internet.
Edit: I posted this in an extremely sarcastic tone, which I apologize for, but this refrain "oh it has a crypto part, COMPANY IS SCAM" is getting extremely tiring and is, dare I say it, a stupid thing to say.
I own about 50 dollars of BAT, the currency that Brave uses, which I added to my wallet purely as a way of supporting Brave. I would happily -give you that 50 dollars- as a lesson about how none that changes ones opinions.