Brave is chromium* Chromium ≈ Google, but no = Google I switch for Fennec btw
degooglerleon
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I install ublock origin
I've heard of this Fediverse thing but I don't know what it is, can you tell me what it's all about?
hey man, what's up, I've got some updates. I installed Fennec and used it for a bit, it actually seems pretty good, I'm really considering using it as my default, even though I'll miss Brave's speed, the nice UI, and the widget showing how many ads were blocked, but Fennec is lighter (storage-wise) and has everything I need, like, it's not "Oh my God, the best browser in the universe," but it does what it's supposed to, I'm happy with it.
Thaaaaaank you
Honestly, that mindset is way too narrow. For instance, companies and services like GrapheneOS, Fossify, Proton services, and many others are free or have free versions, but that doesn't mean they're selling your info to aliens from Mars or whatever. They might be supported by donations (like GrapheneOS and Fossify) or have paid versions of the product (like Proton and Tutanota services). Either way, saying "if you're not paying for something, you're the product" as if it applies every single time is a really outdated way of thinking.
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my comment was totally a joke, anyway, I don't use tiktok to watch videos, just to talk to some friends that I can only get a hold of specifically through tiktok
I did that, I'll see if I notice any improvement, thanks for the suggestion (:
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Chromium is a base provided by Google that's used to build browsers, but people using it can just strip out the Google trackers from the code.