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bw_raymond24. · 4y. I'm currently experimenting with all 3. I've heard that Brave does not block Google analytics so I'm staying away from it until I find a source that says otherwise. Focus is fast and I use it over duckduckgo for casual browsing. If I'm doing something a little more sensitive, I'll use the ddg browser for the forced encryption.

Both Brave and Firefox on Android can play YouTube in the background, but only Brave can play/pause with headphones. Firefox Beta can play/pause YouTube with headphones but cannot play YouTube in the background without some workarounds. For Samsung Dex users: Firefox Beta is the only one of the three that seems to work in Dex mode.

bw_raymond24. · 4y. I'm currently experimenting with all 3. I've heard that Brave does not block Google analytics so I'm staying away from it until I find a source that says otherwise. Focus is fast and I use it over duckduckgo for casual browsing. If I'm doing something a little more sensitive, I'll use the ddg browser for the forced encryption.

3. level 1. DarkenedFax. · 2y. This is a question that is asked a lot on here, and seems to be the cause of a significant about of debate. The simple answer is, Brave has the best privacy out of the box, but is quickly overtaken by Firefox if you take the time to tweak it to PTIO’s recommendations.

The only two browsers that were on par with each other were Brave and Firefox. I thought to test out the Android apps first, I downloaded ...

Brave has these and I couldn't see much other difference with Firefox+ublock origin. Import of favourites, passwords etc. was seamless. Sync appears to work in a more flexible way on Brave than on Firefox. What I miss are the extensions on Android but none of the ones I …

I would recommend Firefox over brave as far as security is your main concern, Firefox provides much better security with strict third-party ...

13.07.2021 · Brave vs Firefox: Which Browser Is Better on Windows 10. Cornered by Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, both the Brave and Firefox browsers are focusing on privacy and security as a prime selling point. In many ways, Firefox and Brave seem identical on paper but dig deeper and you will find all the glaring differences between the two.

Brave and Firefox are two of the most popular web browsers for ... Considering that both focus heavily on privacy and security, ...

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level 1. [deleted] · 4y. I personally use Brave on iOS and have no intention of using Fire Focus as a primary browser. 3. level 2. redditandom. · 4y. I think that the OP asks you why.

I've heard about Firefox Focus, but never really investigated, ... use add-ons like uBlock Origin, which is better than Brave's adblocker.

Just like the Firefox browser, the Brave browser is free, open source and focused on protecting users’ privacy. Brave is a relative newcomer to the world of browsers: its maker, Brave Software, first debuted the browser in January 2016. In this article we’ll compare our Firefox browser with the Brave browser in three categories: privacy ...

394 votes, 214 comments. This is a really good explanation why you should use Firefox as your daily browser…

Tor Hardened Firefox Brave ... Firefox on desktop (or LibreWolf) Firefox Focus on phone. ... DuckDuckGo App vs making Default in Safari.

I also came upon a Reddit post from this sub but it was 2 years old, so i thought why not ask again? Should i use Brave or Firefox and why? If ...

Firefox: Limited data - Collect what we need, de-identify where we can and delete when no longer necessary. Maintain multi-layered security controls and practices, many of which are publicly verifiable. Brave: Only the browser, after HTTPS terminates and secure pages are decrypted, has all of your private data needed to analyze user intent.

25 votes, 27 comments. Recently, DuckDuckGo IOS version got updates. I know that, firefox focus has lack of http encryption.

Brave vs. ... I also like that Brave's founder is Mozilla's founder. ... who founded Mozilla/Firefox with a privacy and openness focus back ...

Firefox: Limited data - Collect what we need, de-identify where we can and delete when no longer necessary. Maintain multi-layered security controls and practices, many of which are publicly verifiable. Brave: Only the browser, after HTTPS terminates and secure pages are decrypted, has all of your private data needed to analyze user intent.

level 1. [deleted] · 4y. I personally use Brave on iOS and have no intention of using Fire Focus as a primary browser. 3. level 2. redditandom. · 4y. I think that the OP asks you why.

I'm using Firefox Focus since like 4-5 months and I have to say it's a very light browser as compared to chrome. But many websites just refuse to load. The website loading speed is slower as compared to chrome. And a lot of websites don't load completely (the progress bar shows that loading is complete but there's nothing but a blank page).

3. level 1. DarkenedFax. · 2y. This is a question that is asked a lot on here, and seems to be the cause of a significant about of debate. The simple answer is, Brave has the best privacy out of the box, but is quickly overtaken by Firefox if you take the time to tweak it to PTIO’s recommendations.

The results for this were the exact same. Brave still had a randomized fingerprint and Firefox failed even with addons that say the prevent stuff like this. I even decided to test the private tabs for both software and Firefox still failed and Brave still won. TL:DR Overall, Brave offers better privacy and I highly recommend Brave over Firefox.