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The tests are made by a Brave employee. Biased enough that everyone shouldn't trust the results.
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I’m trying to use Librewolf but still have Brave installed and am forced to use it frequently due to the growing list of websites that don’t work with a hardened Firefox. It sux, but while chromium variants are used by the vast majority of people, that list will keep growing
Edit: Braves defingerprinting is way better than Firefox, especially if you want to use dark mode