It was injecting specific urls when one was using their crypto shit. The got caught and corrected it. Again, not saying this is justified but among the others I find Brave the least shit. It’s the only browser that can trick effectively coveryourtracks.eff.org
The ones that you refer to is for them to make money. Ok so why is that bad? Do you pay to use their browser? No. Are they funded by Google like Mozilla is? No. Does this tactic interfere with your browsing since you can disable these shit? No.
I’m not defending Brave at all but one should be criticizing objectively.
Ladybird is at least 2 years out from any production version. And they still have funding I think.
So comparing all browser I believe they least shit is Brave. Librewolf is fine too and in terms of speed it’s not that far behind and in real life no one will give a shit or even notice. It all comes down to usability in the browsing experience.
If you are referring to the crypto side of things you can easily disable them. I don’t see any spyware TBH.
I used both Cromite and Brave. Ended up using Brave (disabling all the crypto things) since it offers better handling in ad blocks and anti fingerprint.
Contabo maybe ?
Check out cosmos cloud too…
Also tried that but ended up using syncthing. Works fine.
Could syncthing work?
They also have some trackers I think. Try SearxNG.
That makes 2 of us. I hope someone can offer any input here…
That is a very good question why I’m thinking about switching. I guess out of curiosity and also I think (which I might be wrong) that Cosmos seems to be more secure.
Using it for 4-5 years. Very satisfied with it although some hiccups here and there. Not sure if a stick with it or move to cosmos-cloud.io
Doubtful. Even in VMs I reckon you’re gonna have some conflicts ports wise.
Yeap… Yunohost is not docker based.
I’ve had good luck with Yunohost in the past for a synapse server.
Librerfox is even better!
OpenSusame
David Icke will disagree!
Maybe Garuda ?