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Brave is so bad. No idea how anyone actually uses that shit.
It's usually performative anti-wokeness from the kind of edgy computer touchers that are preoccupied with other people's supposed performative wokeness.
I need to save that sentence 😃👌🏻well written
Brave is great on mobile, but they still don't have the Firefox reader view.
Brave is my second choice.