There are 2 features that prevent me to switch from Firefox to Brave browser. Firefox's fantastic PiP mode and containers.
On Firefox, PiP has 2 advantages over Brave. One is that beside Play/Pause button, Firefox video window has forward and backward buttons, as well as volume slider, while Brave only has Play/Pause button.
Another advantage of Firefox is that the video window, has a specific window class name. Which means I can set a window rule in Kwin settings to always place the window at the top right corner of my 2nd monitor, with a specific size. But this can’t be done with Brave either.
Also the fact that Firefox automatically displays PiP when I switch to a different tab is another feature that I’ve got very used to.

That’s why I can’t stop Firefox.

Imagine being a wealthy CEO who spends his time claiming women belong in the kitchen and should not have control of their own bodies. Or that same CEO claiming black lives do not matter. That same CEO claiming love is only love between a man and woman. That same CEO saying, both LGBTQ+ and trans folk suffer from mental illness. Furthermore, claiming that COVID was a hoax, vaccines kill people, and is a firm, Donald Trump supporter.

You probably think, I am talking about Elon Musk, and you likely support the idea of Tesla going bankrupt, as not to support a Nazi. But who I am actually describing is Brendan Eich, the founder and CEO of Brave Browser, but when you tell people that is the case, people will argue "that is different".

#ElonMusk #Musk #BrendanEich #Eich #Brave #BraveBrowser #LGBTQ+ #LGBTQ #Trans #WomensRights #BlackLivesMatter

News Corp, controlată de mogulul Murdoch, dată în judecată de #Brave Software, rivalul #Google.

https://techrider.ro/actualitate/news-corp-controlata-de-mogulul-murdoch-a-fost-data-in-judecata-de-brave-software-rival-al-motorului-de-cautare-google/#new_tab

#Incognito mode ≠ #Privacy It only hides history from you, not your ISP, employer, or data brokers.

Want real #anonymity

Use a #Privacy_Focused browser like #Brave or Tor. Block trackers with extensions like uBlock Origin. Continuously keep looking into new ways to keep your data private and stay up to date.

Stop handing companies your digital footprint for free.