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This system of things, all over the world, is falling apart. Going to space might be likened to a desperate cry for sanity. But a single cry of a baby in an ocean of crying individuals all over the world is not something given much attention.

It will be interesting to see if they will be able to improve on what Brave already uses by adding certain features. The biggest problem I have with Brave’s implementation is that they don’t offer a panel that allows you to enable or disable individual domains while you’re on a web page. If the page is broken due to ad blocking, you either have to turn it off or turn it on. You don’t really have an easy choice otherwise.

If I wanted to do that, I would just stick with Brave Browser. That said, I hope that they’ll be able to succeed in implementing it and in adding such a panel like ublock origin offers, because having it built-in to the browser engine would be ideal.

Don’t worry, the Microsoft spyware telemetry will tell them what went wrong.

I’ve been here since. I’ve noticed very recently big improvements, I think mostly due to a few bot accounts sharing a lot of stuff all over. Also though, I recently switched to default the “All” channel and just filtering out the communities I don’t want. It’s so much more stuff I’ve discovered that way. Sometimes I feel like dropping reddit entirely and it likely wouldn’t hurt.

Yeah, I do that… On Deezer. 👍👍

Again? Lol

Just a heads up, Deezer has been working hard to improve their UI a great deal. It is so much less stressful to navigate than Spotify. Sound quality is also better to me. And not being forced to mix music with ad-infused podcasts is so very nice.

Well, if you count its uninstall feature, sure.

Open source != Free

If someone develops software they have a right to earn money on it.