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An auto-suggestion is not a redirect.

Also that just makes me trust them more – they are the only browser vendor that are trying to find business models that don't involve selling my data or selling out to someone who does.




The issue is that nothing is as pure as ungoogled-chromium is right now. I've also felt that Brave was slow, and not best for developers. As a power user I'm very biased, so Brave may work better for folks that are not as technically skilled and have no idea how to install from GitHub/brew/etc.

Edit: I feel it is slow because it has extra bloat added. Like I said, take my comments here with a grain of salt because I'm a very biased power user. I respect the efforts of these developers regardless of what project it is, the focus on privacy and building something different is truly awesome.


Brave is chromium under the hood. Not really sure why you think it would be slower than ungoogled-chromium.

Ditto for developer / power-user experience – it's still chromium. Just with an ad-blocker written in Rust built-in and some other features.


> I've also felt

Data or stop spreading FUD. There is nothing "slow" about Brave.




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