Consider switching Chrome for Brave browser (brave.com/).
I'm using it on my work machine for ±2 years now. All Chrome extensions works smoothly.
Two main added benefits:
a) trackers, 3rd party cookies, fingerprinting blocked automatically ;-)
b) help support Web3 to disrupt the monopoly of Facebook and Google Ads
Brave is growing exponentially. From 4 million monthly active last year, to 8 million this year :-)
A few months ago I swapped to firefox after using chrome for so long. I've looked at brave, but from what I can surmise is it's just a chromium browser with built-in security. I tend to stay away from chromium browesers after having tried a fair few of them (chrome, torch, comodo dragon to name a few) I prefer the customization of firefox, its speed and dev tools.
I'm a fan of Open Source and have a growing interest in serverless and edge computing. I'm not a big fan of spiders, but they're doing good work eating bugs. I also stream on Twitch.
I’ve been using Brave for a few years on mobile now and on Desktop since it became Chromium based.
Having said that, Since Edge moved to Chromium, I gave it a test drive for the past month. It worked pretty much as I expected it would on Desktop. I’m still using it on Desktop for the moment, but back on Brave on mobile.
Consider switching Chrome for Brave browser (brave.com/).
I'm using it on my work machine for ±2 years now. All Chrome extensions works smoothly.
Two main added benefits:
a) trackers, 3rd party cookies, fingerprinting blocked automatically ;-)
b) help support Web3 to disrupt the monopoly of Facebook and Google Ads
Brave is growing exponentially. From 4 million monthly active last year, to 8 million this year :-)
Brave is cool, indeed
A few months ago I swapped to firefox after using chrome for so long. I've looked at brave, but from what I can surmise is it's just a chromium browser with built-in security. I tend to stay away from chromium browesers after having tried a fair few of them (chrome, torch, comodo dragon to name a few) I prefer the customization of firefox, its speed and dev tools.
I’ve been using Brave for a few years on mobile now and on Desktop since it became Chromium based.
Having said that, Since Edge moved to Chromium, I gave it a test drive for the past month. It worked pretty much as I expected it would on Desktop. I’m still using it on Desktop for the moment, but back on Brave on mobile.
I wrote up a review for those interested.
Evaluating the new Microsoft Edge
Nick Taylor (he/him) ・ Nov 23 ・ 3 min read