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Brave vs Firefox?
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this post was submitted on 20 Jul 2023
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If you left chrome thinking brave is not google, both are from companies made for profit. Both are based on chromium. You left one ad company for another.
Librewolf & mull are my goto
I recently made the move to librewolf(windows) and mull(android). Essentially just Firefox but with more protection. Super easy switch, hardly notice a difference so far.
I just wanted to switch also this week but I am wondering can you sync your bookmarks etc. between Librewolf and Mull?
They both use ff sync so yeah
Thank you sir!
Ehh....not sure yet ๐
This. I've moved to those browsers some time ago and I'm very satisfied. uBO is also a MUST.
Both install it by default so it's all good, just edit the filter lists