what browser are you using and why ?
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I use all browsers to check my sites. Brave Browser for privacy, Tor and general usage.
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Firefox - cause it is lighter than Chrome
Chrome takes a heavy toll on your pc;s performance with each . tab you open.
However chrome is better in every way
Chrome takes a heavy toll on your pc;s performance with each . tab you open.
However chrome is better in every way
DeadInside
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DEFINE
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Loved using Brave but that shit is stupid - they have sync option but it does not sync your BAT. After a few days trying to figure out how to properly sync bookmarks I learned that you can sync them once and that is it, once you add a new bookmark on one browser it will not show on your other computer. Isn't that the point of having sync? Also, it does not sync addons. They said they are working on it, but not having sync is a deal breaker for me since I work on PC and laptop. Also, whole privacy protection thing is great, but disabled cookies are causing issues with lots of websites so you need to enable them on most websites. For example, if you try using Microsoft Teams, the page will reload a few times and then throw an error. Brave is no good if you just want to install it and go. You need to have patience.
So far I am using Chrome and FF.
So far I am using Chrome and FF.
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Google for normal surfing and searching, firefox for bots and sideways social stuff, Brave for my real life.
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I use chrome, why? - it just works 
E.g. if they sync everything then brave would need to collect data and transmit it over internet - that means the so called no data collection and privacy policies becomes obsolete.
That's a price sometimes we need to pay for "privacy"
E.g. if they sync everything then brave would need to collect data and transmit it over internet - that means the so called no data collection and privacy policies becomes obsolete.
DeadInside
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Canary is chrome for developpers
and chromium is an open source version of chrome for the people who scared to be sniffed.
the new version of microsoft edge is a fork of chromium
and chromium is an open source version of chrome for the people who scared to be sniffed.
the new version of microsoft edge is a fork of chromium
Santosh_San
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I use Chrome but Brave is good browser in compare to Chromd
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Pretty much this, i use both tho. But i feel more comfortable using Firefox for personal usage and Chrome fo IM related stuff (because of its addons).
To be honest, i haven´t tried neither of these browsers.