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Switching back to Firefox
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this post was submitted on 10 Oct 2024
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I don't like Brave because the CEO is a homophobe and it's basically an ad itself for the BAT scam.
too many false accusations like that go around for me to believe any of that crap. Google makes all kinds of propaganda for all kinds of stupid shit, they want people to stop using adblocking software, why wouldn't they fabricate that bullshit too?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brendan_Eich
You should use your ad blocker with a browser that isn't based on Google Chromium.
wikipedia isn't a real source of information
And yes, I use multiple layers of adblocking. Including an ad-blocking web browser
Wikipedia is somewhat of a source aggregator. All the sources are at the bottom of the page. So yes, it is a "real" source of information.
Yes it is