I will never use Brave after the debacle where they injected content into sites downloaded over HTTPS to pretend people were promoting their crypto token and adding a "donate" button on the page.
replyThat made me avoid it for a long time but there hasn't been more concerning behavior since, so some point, we can move on.
replyDid they ever address it? It's still the same company with presumably the same ideals. I was using it daily at the time, maybe it's better now.
replyBrave is a series scam company. Always has been, always will be.
replyI just checked it out, but it removes Tor access? It would pretty much downgrade the regular browser
replyI think using tor in brave just makes you stand out more - stock tor browser is probably a better setup. Whonix even better.
replyIt helps if you're doing mundane things and want to help people who need to mix their sensitive traffic with it.
replyMore people "legitimately" using Tor makes it less likely to have its exit nodes outright blocked, as well, and assuming all traffic from them is malicious.
That's charitable, but even then you probably want to avoid fingerprinting...
replyBrave it's spyware, keep going with Librewolf. You can disable some fingerprinting support for WebGL -but- you need UBo for sure (and JShelter).
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