Unironically literally just werks™
>muh botnet
don't care, nothing to hide and advertisers won't have much use of my data as I rarely consoome content and never buy anything that is not necessity
Unironically literally just werks™
Jack Gomez
Julian Reyes
>he doesn't know about the depreciation of the webRequest api
ngmi
Levi Johnson
>he doesn't know that 90% of adblocking can work without that API as well and already does
ngmi
Nathan Gonzalez
>he fell for the declarativeNetRequest meme
kek
Samuel Watson
>he exposes his browser to a larger attack surface area just so he can have a google coloured chrome icon
Jaxon White
Is there a way to remove that QR nigger shit from the context menu in chrome? I recently switched from Edge because the bloat was getting out of control and there was no easy way to customize it. I switched to vivaldi and I enjoy it's customizability but man it's so fucking laggy.
At this point I just want something that works without making me to customize some retarded text configs and doesn't shove useless bloat down my throat.
Gabriel Butler
>nothing to hide
I guess you shit with the bathroom door open. Privacy is not secrecy you dumbass retarded nigger, and Chrome is the same as streaming yourself taking a shit on twitch.
Luis Myers
All browsers are bloated. ungoogled-chromium is the plainest chromium you can get, try that.
github.com
though for me its firefox since i only have to disable 3 things instead of 5 like in chrome and ublock works the best
github.com
Landon Morris
no, I prefer more security aka getting updates right as they are available from Google instead of waiting for NEET maintainers to build it
>strawmaning this hard
Ian Morris
Kek enjoy your security. chrome keeps getting worse. the original point of chrome was to 'stay out of the way' and now they're bloating it like edge
Grayson Martinez
>ungoogled-chromium
Botnet
Hudson Moore
Chromium has a better security model than Firefox, cope
madaidans-insecurities.github.io
Ayden Evans
brave le kek
Daniel Stewart
>Last edited: June 18th, 2021
>Currently February 1st 2022
Surely nothing happened in the last 7 months
Kevin Cox
maybe but they aren't for privacy, every detail of hardware and software is showed there
Luke Morris
Ah yes, Mozilla fixed 2 things™ among many others. So much for security....
Nathaniel Torres
Everyone has site isolation now and RLBox is being used to sandbox 5 libraries that handle potentially dangerous untrusted input in content processes. good enough
>muh two things
The largest fucking items on that list lmao
and the remaining items are in the works. win32 lockdown and gpu process on linux is shipping this year
Nathan Kelly
2 BATs are deposited in your Brave wallet
Liam Stewart
Password autofill is broken on GNU/Linux.
Robert Wilson
I'm glad Firefox is catching up with Chrome from 2010
Jordan Myers
>Everyone has site isolation now
Fission needs to mature and still has many cross site leaks
>RLBox is being used to sandbox 5 libraries that handle potentially dangerous untrusted input in content processes.
Cool, where is the hardened memory allocator for example?
>The largest fucking items on that list lmao
According to your agenda, there is a lot of work to do
>win32 lockdown and gpu process on linux is shipping this year
Wow, years after Chromium