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You can use feature flags to get greater privacy enhancements, but they're not default and they don't list anywhere except a mention on their pages. I can't find any docs that instruct people on that. I just set up a slightly hardened config of Helium now. I'd like Brave a lot more if they just kept all their other shit away from their browser product. They do great things with state isolation, anti-fingeprinting and an extremely well designed content filtering. But they pulled a Mozilla of making a bunch of random services you likely aren't using. Cryptocurrencies don't belong in browsers. Their UI is also too much.

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You have these, enabled them all so they can be seen in the same pic. Obviously, enabling these kind of makes you fingerprinted by standing out. image What should note is: - No automatic updates on platforms - No toggle to disable JS JIT at all levels per-site like Trivalent / Vanadium (huge security boost with minimum tradeoff) - Minimal dev team (two people) - Too early to trust
yeah also at least for some of us the fact Brave has chosen to reject Monero specifically for so long for no actual reason, and then recently added zcash which no one uses, it seems they like to do things which benefit no one, while rejecting things that may actually have a use case on the web. Heck if you have all this crypto stuff at least integrate something useful, they have tor too so it could be popular among "tor market users"