It's over

okay

idrc

>>105673563 (OP)
Both no longer relevant.

>>105673563 (OP)
The dotted line is such bs. Not only was brave's line chosen to be closer to the actual data, it also doesn't work logically.

its more of a commentary that angle/chrome hw acceleration is a monopoly. its to the point that renaming your brave.exe to chrome.exe gives you speedup in webgpu tasks.

I only switched to Brave because ad-blocking no longer works on FireFox.

>>105673563 (OP)
No... This can't be happening...

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooo

>>105673616
Literally how?
>install uBlock Origin on Firefox
>it just works

>>105673563 (OP)
This won't be much of a big concern for me unless it affects compatibility.

>>105673563 (OP)
I've never seen a screenshot of this e-pajeet that was true. all his posts are engagement bait or straight up lies.

>>105673563 (OP)
Ublock allow me to filter anything I dont like if you know how to use it, that is way more powerful than use a generic filter and cant customize

>>105673563 (OP)
brave has tor integration

>>105673563 (OP)
>screenshot

>>105673646
Does it work on Youtube?

nice, I'll make another graph and post it on twitter, everything looks more believable when it is on twitter, right?

>>105674004
Yes?

>>105674004

Yes it does. While you are at it, get sponsorblock too. Ublock and sponsorblock on FF fixes youtube entirely.

Sometimes when Youtube rolls out updates to hinder ad-blockers the media makes a big noise about it every time claiming it's the end for adblockers and sure, for a few weeks you might get unexpected behavior with Youtube, but eventually there always is a workaround within weeks, sometimes days.

Also whenever the Youtube thing happens, they always release it AB so what you can do is you use the Firefox profiles to open another session and lo and behold adblocking works again. You can't use your account but you can just copy paste the link in the container browser and watch the video. You can do that for max 2 weeks 1-2 times a year.

>>105674017
Cope

>>105673563 (OP)
I'm still not going to switch
firefox is the only browser that has it's own identity - diversity is necessary
it is opensource - you can apply your own patches
the configurability through autoconfig - other browsers have just a limited amount of options through user interface
userChrome.css - mogs other browsers by allowing me to improve the user chrome to my liking

I would like to see a browser that would check at least some of these while not being worse than firefox:
- new lightweight webkit/servo/independent engine browser
- completely open source
- small amount of extra dependencies
- small codebase
- easy to build, no special build tools like firefox - simple makefile or kconfig (menuconfig) would be best
- no unsolicited network connections
- autoconfig or fvwm/*box wm like configuration (preferred)
- no-nonsense browser chrome - classic design, no mobile inspired design
- configurable navigator elements like in firefox by drag and drop or fvwm/*box wm like configuration (preferred)
- module/plugin based architecture for most functionalities, so you can define the capabilities yourself in text config or by menuconfig (if the compile time config makes more sense than text config approach)
- need ublock origin level adblock as a plugin or firefox extensions support or easy way of implementing/porting plugins

the perfect browser would be a new browser like that, have no legacy baggage, designed for efficiency, targeting power users, stupid simple - choosing simplest ways to make something work so the codebase doesn't get too large so users can make changes to it themselves

sub·ver·sion
[səbˈvəːʃn]
noun
subversion (noun) · subversions (plural noun)
the undermining of the power and authority of an established system or institution:

I can't stand Firefox. For some reason, their smooth scrolling sucks, it's always a suttery shit compared to any chromium based browser.

why dont people want to use firefox? i literally cant wrap my head around this shit. do normalfaggots really not know any better?

>>105675774
I switched to Firefox from like 2 years ago as a precaution against the mv3 change, but I am starting to regret it. It's slow and unstable. Especially on my laptop it's nearly unusable. And Mozilla as a company is not worth supporting in any way.

I've been a life long Brave hater, but it seems there's literally no other usable browsers left now.
The only thing keeping me with Firefox still are the container tabs.

>>105673616
it works even on chromium. you can just add ublock origin and ad-blocking will just work

>>105673609
>i can render slop 10 ms faster
>i can make you block all the slop

benchmarks are a red herring. even if chrome was superior, what good does it make if it spends most of the resources requesting and rendering ads?

>>105673601
Just googled that and found zero results. Nice prank.
>>105673563 (OP)
Thanks but I am sticking with Waterfox.

>>105673601
>non-existent software
Trolling is forbidden outside of /b/
>>105673563 (OP)
I will stick with Waterfox, thanks.

>>105675774
It runs like shit and is constantly shoving stupid shit I didn't ask for into my face

without the money from Alphabet, firefox would have died years ago. Mozilla is legit a shit organization and Firefox a wasted opportunity.

>>105675889
webgpu is used in everything. 2d, 3d, video decoding, etc.

https://www.shadertoy.com/view/dsGBzW

fullscreen that and compare the fps between chrome and firefox.

>>105673563 (OP)
and they only have themselves to blame. firefox has done their best to ruin their product in every way possible.

>>105675949
>fullscreen that and compare the fps
I can't see the FPS when in full screen...

>>105673563 (OP)
Brave has 90 monthly active users?

I got some nigger rigged firefox that lets me use homepage from local source and i've tried to get it working on other install but nope muh JS. If there is another browser that lets me use local homepage html without whining about JS then ill consider it.

>>105673563 (OP)
Sneed.

Only chuds use Brave.

spitting in the gay shill lion
tuh

>>105674004
Youtube anti-block affects all browsers but they arbitrarily pick who to experiment on until the adblock leaves alpha testing stage.

>>105675927
This

Brave is fine for tech-illiterates, it works out of the box
The more niche Firefox is, the better

the only reason why Brave has so many shills

>>105679227
If you want to castrate yourself and your children?

Who is behind this aggressive perpetual brave shilling campaign?

>>105679402
>>105679256

>>105673563 (OP)
HOLY
FUCKING
SHIT
IS THAT
X.COM PAID POSTER
WOOOOOOOOOOW

>>105677184
you dont have a vrr/gsync/freesync monitor? they all have a fps meter.

>>105674004
Depends if you're on the cool kid list or the fag list :)

>>105673616
>>105674004
i swear brave is just firefox for people who are too fucking stupid to install addons

>>105680340
pretty much

This guy is still advertising his twitter account? Twitter bucks are big money in the third world, I guess.