> I don't understand a lot of the hate for Brave.
I certainly don't hate Brave. I use it. I also don't like Brave, I put up with it. It's just that there aren't any great browsers out there, and Brave sucks less than most.
I certainly don't hate Brave. I use it. I also don't like Brave, I put up with it. It's just that there aren't any great browsers out there, and Brave sucks less than most.
Where are we getting these absolutely unattainable ideals from? Who can possibly support and fund such a project besides an enterprise?
KHTML was doing fine before Microsoft, Google and Apple forked their codebase.
Forgot which, but had a 12 letter word that I misspelled one letter of, Brave underlined it in red with no replacements in right-click menu, I fixed it by googling the spelling and underline went away.
In often happens that it has no or even very wrong suggestions.