siampolee
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Post by siampolee on Jun 2, 2017 8:57:28 GMT 7
Been using Brave since it came upon the scene a short while back and I've found it a great alternative browser, needs a bit of getting used to, but once you've mastered the controls it works well.
Still a toddler browser wise and not likely to replace Chrome as yet but worth a look if you like to play with what I think is an interesting new gizmo.
brave.com
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rubl
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Post by rubl on Jun 3, 2017 17:24:48 GMT 7
"The launch of Brave as the browser that blocks ads is not actually accurate. There would be no point in releasing such an application, especially by someone who used to be the CEO of Mozilla. The distinction is made right from the start by Brendan himself, who says that this browser aims to block all but the trackerless ads, and that's a really big difference. Brave will be built to provide its own spaces and ads, so it's not like users will no longer see ads inside webpages. The browser will display these ads as being a part of the page, in a more native way. With this method, it won't affect the performance of the application, at least in theory." news.softpedia.com/news/bravo-internet-browser-blocks-regular-ads-and-replaces-them-with-its-own-499180.shtml |
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mistermember
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Post by mistermember on Jun 3, 2017 19:30:01 GMT 7
Does that music play whenever you use it?
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Post by Deleted on Jun 13, 2017 10:55:09 GMT 7
Yes that music plays constantly when you use it, and it gets louder and louder ! Even when I shut my computer down the bloody music kept playing !  |
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me
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Post by me on Jun 13, 2017 11:29:23 GMT 7
"The launch of Brave as the browser that blocks ads is not actually accurate. There would be no point in releasing such an application, especially by someone who used to be the CEO of Mozilla. The distinction is made right from the start by Brendan himself, who says that this browser aims to block all but the trackerless ads, and that's a really big difference. Brave will be built to provide its own spaces and ads, so it's not like users will no longer see ads inside webpages. The browser will display these ads as being a part of the page, in a more native way. With this method, it won't affect the performance of the application, at least in theory." news.softpedia.com/news/bravo-internet-browser-blocks-regular-ads-and-replaces-them-with-its-own-499180.shtmlI would not trust anyone from Mozilla....I remember when they shut down the internet by ending a beta (all mozilla were betas) which left everyone without any means to download a new browser. I also find people interfering with my pages to include adds in the content as vandals and, though I can agree to limited safe adds displayed in a way they do not interere with a page and appear as ads this is not acceptable. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 13, 2017 11:35:41 GMT 7
"The launch of Brave as the browser that blocks ads is not actually accurate. There would be no point in releasing such an application, especially by someone who used to be the CEO of Mozilla. The distinction is made right from the start by Brendan himself, who says that this browser aims to block all but the trackerless ads, and that's a really big difference. Brave will be built to provide its own spaces and ads, so it's not like users will no longer see ads inside webpages. The browser will display these ads as being a part of the page, in a more native way. With this method, it won't affect the performance of the application, at least in theory." news.softpedia.com/news/bravo-internet-browser-blocks-regular-ads-and-replaces-them-with-its-own-499180.shtmlI would not trust anyone from Mozilla....I remember when they shut down the internet by ending a beta (all mozilla were betas) which left everyone without any means to download a new browser. I also find people interfering with my pages to include adds in the content as vandals and, though I can agree to limited safe adds displayed in a way they do not interere with a page and appear as ads this is not acceptable. For many years I would use nothing but Firefox. The garbage Microsoft dared to call a browser was a joke and crashed every time I tried using it. Then about 18 months ago Firefox kept freezing on me, I tried everything, updated it, wiped it and re-downloaded it, just kept crashing. Went to Chrome and have not had a problem with it except for one time I had some ridiculous number of tabs going at once and it froze. Will stick with Chrome while it is working. |
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rubl
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Post by rubl on Jun 13, 2017 11:36:44 GMT 7
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The part on 'brave' I'm wondering about is
"Brave will be built to provide its own spaces and ads .... display these ads as being a part of the page, in a more native way."
seems like swapping 'bad' for 'friendly bad' only
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