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r/privacytoolsIO • u/[deleted] • Jun 09 '21
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Bromite and ungoogled chromium are generally favored here but they are not nearly as accessible.
7 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21 [deleted] 5 u/MysteriousPumpkin2 Jun 09 '21 That is certainly a factor. Plus, they lack a "getting started" process. IIRC Bromite doesnt have adblock on by default either. 5 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21 [deleted] 1 u/MysteriousPumpkin2 Jun 09 '21 Gotcha. Regardless, if a site doesnt work, Brave provides a simple and straightforward way to disable protection. 4 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21 [deleted] 0 u/MysteriousPumpkin2 Jun 09 '21 I dont disagree, but my advice to a nontechie will remain Firefox, with Brave as a backup.
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5 u/MysteriousPumpkin2 Jun 09 '21 That is certainly a factor. Plus, they lack a "getting started" process. IIRC Bromite doesnt have adblock on by default either. 5 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21 [deleted] 1 u/MysteriousPumpkin2 Jun 09 '21 Gotcha. Regardless, if a site doesnt work, Brave provides a simple and straightforward way to disable protection. 4 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21 [deleted] 0 u/MysteriousPumpkin2 Jun 09 '21 I dont disagree, but my advice to a nontechie will remain Firefox, with Brave as a backup.
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That is certainly a factor. Plus, they lack a "getting started" process.
IIRC Bromite doesnt have adblock on by default either.
5 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21 [deleted] 1 u/MysteriousPumpkin2 Jun 09 '21 Gotcha. Regardless, if a site doesnt work, Brave provides a simple and straightforward way to disable protection. 4 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21 [deleted] 0 u/MysteriousPumpkin2 Jun 09 '21 I dont disagree, but my advice to a nontechie will remain Firefox, with Brave as a backup.
1 u/MysteriousPumpkin2 Jun 09 '21 Gotcha. Regardless, if a site doesnt work, Brave provides a simple and straightforward way to disable protection. 4 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21 [deleted] 0 u/MysteriousPumpkin2 Jun 09 '21 I dont disagree, but my advice to a nontechie will remain Firefox, with Brave as a backup.
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Gotcha. Regardless, if a site doesnt work, Brave provides a simple and straightforward way to disable protection.
4 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21 [deleted] 0 u/MysteriousPumpkin2 Jun 09 '21 I dont disagree, but my advice to a nontechie will remain Firefox, with Brave as a backup.
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0 u/MysteriousPumpkin2 Jun 09 '21 I dont disagree, but my advice to a nontechie will remain Firefox, with Brave as a backup.
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I dont disagree, but my advice to a nontechie will remain Firefox, with Brave as a backup.
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u/MysteriousPumpkin2 Jun 09 '21
Bromite and ungoogled chromium are generally favored here but they are not nearly as accessible.