- Jul 3, 2015
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Try out slimjet, and theres zero memory usageIS this browser good in terms of memory usage compared to Vivaldi?
~LDogg
Try out slimjet, and theres zero memory usage
Anyways brave is buggy somehow, it has potential but
nano adblocker > brave adblocking
tunnelbear > brave fingerprint protection
https everywhere = default on every browser nowadays
… I have nene thinking about installing nano adblocker however..
~LDogg
+1 The main reason I just use Google Chrome.Like @Windows_Security said, these small user-base chromium browsers are always behind in patching vulnerabilities, and it's hard to really know how fast and how well they do it.
This was my concern too but I really like the whole privacy respecting ads idea they're building towards.I dislike the lag in security updates by most Chromium clones.
Wait. It has chrome flags? Sold. Is it really loading things faster than Chrome?If you enable AppContainer in flags it does.
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Open Brave, copy & pasteHow do you use AppContainer.
into the address bar and switch Enable AppContainer Lockdown from default to enabled.chrome://flags/#enable-appcontainer
Compared to vanilla Chrome, yes. Whether it's faster than Chrome + uBlock Origin with the same filter lists and cosmetic filtering disabled + HTTPS Everywhere I couldn't tell you. Saying that, with how much HTTPS Everywhere's extension slows down page load times I wouldn't be surprised if Brave were faster.Is it really loading things faster than Chrome?
Or just search 'container' @ flagsHow do you use AppContainer. Also another thing with Brave you can also use an Incognito tab with Tor.
~LDogg