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I'll give it another go but before the adblock didnt work frequently enough for me to bother with it.
A note on the continued usefulness of Brave
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I get the same issue on the desktop version and I always keep it up to date. I still got some BAT last month (I guess from grants?) after my ad BAT goes away will I still be able to give this to kiwifarms.net?
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A selfie with a state ID that you also have to scan. That's standard procedure for most crypto sites these days. I think it's excessive since you also need to have that for the bank account you'd connect to it, except the bank would have required you to appear in person. So why even bother?
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Uphold still applies KYC to you for whatever goddamn reason.
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It's really only designed to block Youtube and some intrusive banner ads by default, but you can change the settings to make it block more stuff (at least on desktop, idk about phones. Mobile Brave is weirdly watered down and doesn't even have feature parody with modern mobile Chrome)
I understand that it helps the site but as a mobile browser it's just not as good as Firefox.
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Yes, because it's still functioning as a bank. Cryptocurrency is real money.
Your point of "well you had to do KYC to create the bank account you're transferring funds into so it's redundant for Uphold to also require it" isn't accurate when the account you're transferring funds to is just an Ethereum wallet address.
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With other exchanges if you're just exchanging crypto for crypto you don't have to provide shit. It's only if you want to interface with the actual banking system that you need to identify.
Does it matter what advertising region one lives in as far as you are aware? Is there a difference between American and non-Americans using brave?
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I'm aware different countries get different ads.
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How do I disable URL bar suggestions? I mean the garbage websites like facebook, msn and gap, not the ones from history and bookmarks.
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So far as I know every major browser that isn't Firefox is. Even Opera. I suppose there's Safari but who uses that anywhere but on a Mac? Why would you? It's not very good. You could do autistic shit like Pale Moon but it isn't exactly a major browser.
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Hasn't it always?
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(The standalone Chrome extension doesn't work on Brave, but the only additional thing it appears to offer over the userscript is google sync.)
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I haven't had any real issues with any Chrome extension on Brave.
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I remember I couldn't use the legacy captcha feature, guess I'll try it again, maybe the feature doesn't work on the other browser so it's a moot point.Hasn't it always?
ccd0/4chan-x
Adds various features to anonymous imageboards. Contribute to ccd0/4chan-x development by creating an account on GitHub.
(The standalone Chrome extension doesn't work on Brave, but the only additional thing it appears to offer over the userscript is google sync.)
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Brave is nothing more than a chromium fork, adds absolutely nothing to the table except no need to install ublock origin. The reason everyone shills it? because they pay comission for each install
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