i've been seeing so many firefox and brave supporters, it's become laughable at this rate, really. both are dumpster fires trying to push their agenda of being “privacy-focused browsers.” to the fanboys out here:
ah yes, firefox, the supposed privacy savior. sure, it “respects your privacy”, if by respect you mean dumping a mountain of telemetry into mozilla's servers while making you jump through endless about:config hoops to maybe stop it. want to opt out? great! enjoy hunting down fifty obscure flags that only exist in patch notes no one reads, all while mozilla quietly rolls out new ones in every update.
oh, and don't forget, NEVER open more than 2 tabs, because if you do, your ram will be auditioning for a monster truck. ...
i've been seeing so many firefox and brave supporters, it's become laughable at this rate, really. both are dumpster fires trying to push their agenda of being “privacy-focused browsers.” to the fanboys out here:
ah yes, firefox, the supposed privacy savior. sure, it “respects your privacy”, if by respect you mean dumping a mountain of telemetry into mozilla's servers while making you jump through endless about:config hoops to maybe stop it. want to opt out? great! enjoy hunting down fifty obscure flags that only exist in patch notes no one reads, all while mozilla quietly rolls out new ones in every update.
oh, and don't forget, NEVER open more than 2 tabs, because if you do, your ram will be auditioning for a monster truck. useless features are being shoved down your throat, inflating the attack surface while fanboys chant “it’s open-source, it can’t spy on you!” meanwhile, your browsing habits are a goldmine, and mozilla's telemetry ecosystem is just a gentle tap on the shoulder away from fully profiling you. by the way, addons can sneak past your protections or leak data because of manifest 2! "but, they have privacy.resistFingerprinting" okay buddy, you're acting like that isn't a joke half the time.
and no, brave lovers, you ain't safe either. brave's just a chromium wannabe with a crypto obsession. it slaps on ad-blocking and privacy claims, but yes, it still inherits chrome's bloat and tracking. every click you make is nudged into its bat system, ecosystem prompts, or telemetry feeds, because obviously the best privacy is a dashboard full of opt-outs. fanboys love to say “just toggle the shields!” as if flipping five switches magically converts a slightly heavier google chrome into fort knox. oh, and enjoy the occasional site-breaking shields, trusting brave’s own updates, and pretending that a mostly opaque BAT system is anything close to private. brave is slowly conditioning you to accept being part of its monetization machine, and all y'all can say is "b-but i can opt out!"
both are slowly grooming you into the product. telemetry, ecosystem nudges, constant opt-outs, they're playing the long game with you. y'all are just defending mini googles.