1st. It is built on Chromium core. Which was developed by google. For the purpose of fingerprinting users for advertisers and states. At core level that is the purpose of the Chromium browser and extends to every browser built on Chromium code. I get this information from a github explanation from gorhill the origianl ublock developer.
2nd. Ublock origin is more effective than the built-in Brave adblocker.
3rd. ublock and brave adblocking relies on filter lists. Much like an antivirus. This is not adequate nor conclusive. Especially if your concern is fingerprinting and tracking (my concern).
4th. ublock origin or umatrix or noscript or anything similar running in whitelist mode are the only worthwhile methods of preventing tracking.
5th. Upon examination, the problem is irrelevant to the browser but is due to me using SPN (like VPN but not shit).
Conclusion: Brave and all chromium core browsers and their users are gay.
Kozel 1 points 10 hours ago
I know exactly what Brave is.
1st. It is built on Chromium core. Which was developed by google. For the purpose of fingerprinting users for advertisers and states. At core level that is the purpose of the Chromium browser and extends to every browser built on Chromium code. I get this information from a github explanation from gorhill the origianl ublock developer.
2nd. Ublock origin is more effective than the built-in Brave adblocker.
3rd. ublock and brave adblocking relies on filter lists. Much like an antivirus. This is not adequate nor conclusive. Especially if your concern is fingerprinting and tracking (my concern).
4th. ublock origin or umatrix or noscript or anything similar running in whitelist mode are the only worthwhile methods of preventing tracking.
5th. Upon examination, the problem is irrelevant to the browser but is due to me using SPN (like VPN but not shit).
Conclusion: Brave and all chromium core browsers and their users are gay.