Brave Software has announced plans to deprecate the 'Strict' fingerprinting protection mode in its privacy-focused Brave Browser because it causes many sites to function incorrectly.
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Their strict protections literally broke sites. Just use noscript and ublock, works way better.
I just don’t use brave and things are better for me.
These comments are rambling piles of garbage.
That’s great, but what do you think about brave and their cool scam group?
What group?
They call themselves brave software incorporated.
And what sources do you have for these accusitions?
My own experience over several years. You sound like you have a stick up your ass.
Okay this is not leading anywhere. Maybe just stop swearing around and address your wishes in their Discussion forum.
I dont think Brave is “the secure but also private browser solution” but Vanadium is not here yet