These 2 policies literally are common sense.
KickMe
joined 1 year ago
Self awareness, try it.
It really isn't
I don't give a damn about the article. I only stated my reasons why Firefox and Chrome are total deal breakers for me. Maybe there's a better browser than all of them, but for now I'm happy with Brave.
And your opinion is your opinion, it isn't universal. Stop thinking that it is.
Who said anything about white supremacy or homophobia?
Regardless, yes, they should refrain from controversial subjects that are not related to their business. And if they decide to make social media censorship their business in a direct way, also fuck em.
Why can't a browser company just be opinionated about making the best browser? Why does it have to have a shitty controversial opinion about social media? I don't know why, but my trust in the org and therefore the browser itself is gone.
Turn on by default the tools to amplify factual voices over disinformation.
This, because it's a fucking web browser, and it can be weaponized for bad while pretending to be good.
Mozilla wants to censor and cancel people, harder. And Google is the king of censorship.
I'm going to stick with Brave.
Let's be real here for just a minute. The only actual reason people here hate Brave is because the founder personally believes in traditional marriage.