What's your suggestion? Genuine question. I'm on Firefox.
I care less about privacy than I do an annoying Internet. There NO ADS with Brave Browser - like I just DO NOT SEE ADS anywhere on the Internet.
Anyone that has been using Chrome can't possibly care about privacy anyways and they can't know what I mean about ads online.
There are no ads with any browser provided that you press one button and install a browser extension that blocks them.
Brave isn't an issue regarding privacy, it's a security issue, see what I said on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42656123.
There are no ads on Brave. Not on the side of the pages, not in the middle the content scroll, not behind the content scroll, not before or after - no ads.
If you use pirate streaming sites - I rarely, rarely have a popup ad on those when I do use them.
It's not just ads, it's all about the user with Brave - most sites open in reader mode, I have to actually select to see the website itself, otherwise I just get all the content I want by default and only that content.
I have 2 different compromised gmails - both of which happened during my years using Chrome, tho one was the Experian hack I'm pretty sure, Google is not secure, I don't know why anyone would ever think that.
Seems like a user issue.
I do wish I paid for Brave but again - I don't see ads online so I don't what they do with my information anyways.
I don't wonder about Google or Microsoft.
This data will allow us to correlate telemetry IDs with download tokens and Google Analytics IDs.