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rusty_shackleford wrote: ↑ September 17th, 2023, 00:39

Rinso wrote: ↑ September 17th, 2023, 00:37

Anyone got any thoughts on Vivaldi or Opera GX or the others?

all I know about opera gx is that they have some annoying libtard who runs their social media

Thats enough of a reason to avoid

Did multiselecting tabs stop working for anyone else?

edit:
fixed in nightly, guess it's a known issue :/

Rinso wrote: ↑ September 17th, 2023, 00:37

Anyone got any thoughts on Vivaldi or Opera GX or the others?

I used Opera GX a lot, and I like the extension support, and the in-built mouse gestures, but the fact that it defaults to Google as a search engine, and the fact that it casually drops Amazon advertisement has been pushing me away from it.

As soon as I have some time, I'm going to move on Brave. Hopefully Brave has ways to add mouse gestures.

The_Mask wrote: ↑ October 7th, 2023, 00:56

Rinso wrote: ↑ September 17th, 2023, 00:37

Anyone got any thoughts on Vivaldi or Opera GX or the others?

I used Opera GX a lot, and I like the extension support, and the in-built mouse gestures, but the fact that it defaults to Google as a search engine, and the fact that it casually drops Amazon advertisement has been pushing me away from it.

As soon as I have some time, I'm going to move on Brave. Hopefully Brave has ways to add mouse gestures.

they changed their profile picture to two gay niggers kissing for sodomy month
https://www.sportskeeda.com/pop-culture ... net-frenzy

I'm shackled to Firefox right now too many plugins.

Brave is objectively better though and it has built in TOR for smooth brains.

Any of these browsers feel about the same to me with small differences, so I don't have a strong preference for one over another as far as functionality goes. The deciding factor for me is that gays hate Brave browser, so I use it.

Shillitron wrote: ↑ October 7th, 2023, 17:30

I'm shackled to Firefox right now too many plugins.

Brave is objectively better though and it has built in TOR for smooth brains.

Have you heard of Librewolf?. It's Firefox but with the questionable aspects removed, and is still compatible with all the extensions. https://librewolf.net/

KnightoftheWind wrote: ↑ October 8th, 2023, 21:07

Shillitron wrote: ↑ October 7th, 2023, 17:30

I'm shackled to Firefox right now too many plugins.

Brave is objectively better though and it has built in TOR for smooth brains.

Have you heard of Librewolf?. It's Firefox but with the questionable aspects removed, and is still compatible with all the extensions. https://librewolf.net/

I feel like there's a new firefox fork every month.
I haven't heard of this - will take a look.. but I'm always hesitant to invest myself into a fork that could die at any moment.

I like this browser so far, it's fast and has a nice front page. Private Tor browser seems nice for those times I want to deal cocaine on the darkwebz of course.

This librulwolf thing is just open sauce firefox, doesn't look as nice and has shite support in comparison, also no ios support.

EDIT: Ooooh AND it's got it's own search engine too, that's very nice.



-Humbaba

Shillitron wrote: ↑ October 8th, 2023, 22:14

KnightoftheWind wrote: ↑ October 8th, 2023, 21:07

Shillitron wrote: ↑ October 7th, 2023, 17:30

I'm shackled to Firefox right now too many plugins.

Brave is objectively better though and it has built in TOR for smooth brains.

Have you heard of Librewolf?. It's Firefox but with the questionable aspects removed, and is still compatible with all the extensions. https://librewolf.net/

I feel like there's a new firefox fork every month.
I haven't heard of this - will take a look.. but I'm always hesitant to invest myself into a fork that could die at any moment.

It's in active development and has a good reputation, so I am sure it will last for a long while.

accidentally hit shift+ctrl+a and it opens a side panel to search your vertical tabs, neat

You might like a browser I found out about this recently floorp, I've been using it for a couple of days and it's pretty good so far. It's a fork of Firefox that tries to give a mix between that and the look of the Vivaldi browser. Yeah, it's a retarded name for a browser but Japanese developers always give things weird names for their projects.

I suppose Brave itself could become the top paypig for the HQ. They even have their own crypto coin.

Oyster Sauce wrote: ↑ February 3rd, 2024, 06:28

Doesn't this require users to create a custodial account or whatever even to contribute?

I don't even RECEIVE BAT anymore, let alone be able to do anything with it. Seems to absolutely require an Uphold or Gemeni account. I deleted my uphold account as they were going too stupid with the anti-privacy stuff.
Money laundering regs, I guess. But it was going too far.

You'll 100% need gemeni or uphold to receive / transfer it out as a Brave Publisher.

I use librewolf now. Hate it.

BobT wrote: ↑ February 3rd, 2024, 09:20

I don't even RECEIVE BAT anymore, let alone be able to do anything with it. Seems to absolutely require an Uphold or Gemeni account. I deleted my uphold account as they were going too stupid with the anti-privacy stuff.
Money laundering regs, I guess. But it was going too far.

You'll 100% need gemeni or uphold to receive / transfer it out as a Brave Publisher.

Looked like I could just connect an ethereum address to the site, don't know how that's gonna work but I guess I'll wait 24-48 hours to see.

https://brave.com/rewards-solana/

Today we’re announcing the highly requested and long-awaited rollout of self-custody BAT payouts for Brave Rewards. An initial group of invitees—and soon Brave users around the world—will be able to receive BAT earned from Brave Rewards to a self-custody wallet address on the Solana blockchain.

Neat.
I suspect this will greatly increase the usage rate.

I will NOT fall for your crypto scam again rusty!





-Humbaba