They just released a new version of Aether this month. I just downloaded it. I'm not sure how active it is, but it's still being developed/released.

Librewolf, Beacon browser, Catalyst, Ninetails, Otter browser, etc

This might be counterintuitive, but breathwork has been known to help deal with trauma and work through trauma. I'd link them to a breathwork video if they were willing. If not, that's fine too.

I would say it's not their fault, they've had to deal with a lot, but nothing that's happened to them is their fault.

I mean, technically it's not, everyone has some sort of trauma in some way.

I'm pretty sure these people haven't been shown an ounce of kindness

No I love lemmy. It's not a very toxic community, unlike other reddit alternatives which allow hate speech, but that's a different topic for a different day.

I just joined Poal.co and I already regret it.

I mean, I would, but then my hope for humanity would dwindle even more.

I read a passage in the article, "how the internet could be and can still be" and it reminded me of the protocol Gemini. Gemini is a smaller network, similar to http, and was actually supposed to be the main protocol for how the internet functioned, but then http came in and now we have ads, spyware, etc. Basically, and this sounds boring, I know, but the internet was supposed to be read-only, since Gemini network doesn't have videos or anything along those lines. There are LOTS of Gemini-based browsers that demonstrate the Gemini network. It's pretty cool.

I'm bothered the user was allowed to post hateful things in the first place. It ruins the atmosphere of a site.

I wasn't sure where to post, my bad.

I was worried when I saw the title of this community, but then I saw it was pictures of actual red pills and my blood pressure is low now.

As someone who "tried out" Ruqqus for a hot minute, that place was a dumpster fire of racism, hatred and just all around toxic.

I've been using it on and off. It's very good. I really hope they add more secure tracking protection and a hideable sidebar.

I say start your own compost. Most stuff that gets recycled, I think 75% gets rejected, so start small with your compost. Add egg shells, banana peels, apple cores, newspapers to start. And grass clippings. Grass clippings will fill it up quick though.

I liked the cryptorewards feature, but also got bored/lost interest as well. I do like the privacy features built-in, as opposed to using an add-on.

I'm a big fan of firefox, but not an avid user. I'm currently using Librewolf. I would choose Firefox over Brave in a heartbeat.

Lots of breadtubers from /r/breadtube have started using Odysee. Also, what's the name of your channel? I'll follow you.

I liked Dat. They had lots of programs and software on there. I might be thinking of Block browser or whatever the name is.

Mine gets full almost all the time. I put all my grass clippings, sidewalk dirt, in there. I might need a bigger bin lol.

Is this good or bad?

I was a HUGE fan of opera, before it was traded hands, and I do use Vivaldi on occasion. I really liked Opera's battery saving option, and bookmarks manager. It was unique. Vivaldi also has a unique bookmark manager. I really hope Vivaldi includes a battery-saver in an upcoming release. It'd be great if they upped the ante for tracking protection also. I'm glad they are against FLOC.

Looks awesome! Kinda reminds me of Min browser. Will there be a windows version?

What about browser(s) that use the HOSTS file to block ads? The Classic browser does this, and has some nifty features baked in.

They are pretty toxic, it seems. I was told to "go back to firefox, they are wokies like you". And a couple other comments from brave's fan base.

I made a post on r/browsers over on reddit and someone said to go back to firefox, they are wokies like me. Plus a couple other comments as well.

There were leaks of users that used Tor. Their DNS was leaked along with their searches when using Tor in Brave. It's since been fixed, though.

I called out a fearmongering and hatespeech article on ruqqus and got -6 votes, so it's not that bad lol.

I read on brave's website they are using ex-Cliqz developers to develop their own brave search engine. Cause Cliqz was privacy-oriented....Their privacy practices weren't good from what I recall.

I've heard of that Tor push thing. It's cool that Firefox is first to implement it. Honestly, once Vivaldi gets better with battery life I'll probably switch to Vivaldi.

Icecat is good. I've been using Librewolf intermittently. The one browser, imo, at least, that could potentially rival brave, is the Classic browser. It's cache-less, uses the hosts file to block all ads, and it has pretty nifty tools for blocking scripts.

So, I deleted my Ruqqus account, and where it says "Tell us your reason for leaving" I told them there was too much racism, homophobia, anti-semitism. Not sure it'll do a darn thing, but it's a start?

It's one of the reasons I joined Lemmy, because of threads like Socialism, Anarchism, all the decentralized threads, etc. It's nice there's alternatives like Raddle and Lemmy.

Yeah :/ It sucks that his browser is the only private browser with crypto at the moment.

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Yeah. I keep watching his twitter feed to see what he says from time to time. It's sad that he made a great browser, but he's kind of a not good guy.

As a brave user, what's your opinion on the CEO, and how do you separate the CEO from the product itself?

Hi. I was a brave user, but after learning a few things, not anymore. What's your opinion on the CEO?

From what I've heard, they are just practicing good enterprise, which is a term used in the free market, or so I've heard.