bromite VS ungoogled-chromium

The browser shortcut is interesting as the CCwGTV doesn't actually come with one by default, I sideloaded Bromite.

here, the links to element and bromite. Try them out if you are interested :)

Though telegram ain't as good as signal its way better than whatsapp, cloudflare's doh is a bit sus so consider adguard's DOT with adblocking or quad 9 for extra privacy. There also bromite built on chromium with adblocker if you don't like gecko web engine.

Alternatively if you are comfortable side-loading, Bromite is an excellent option as well. Built-in adblock, a bunch of privacy enhancements that strip out Google's tracking habits, etc. Once you install it, it automatically updates itself so you won't need to worry about having to manually install updates from the projects Github page.

just use bromite its basically chrome but without ads

Try Bromite browser for privacy not Brave. www.bromite.org

perhaps install ungoogled-chromium in case you need to use a trash website that doesn't work in FF If you do this, also install the Chromium Web Store extension to make the browser usable.

https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium#automated-or-m...

Chromium still uses some of Google’s services iirc, if you want a real google-less experience you should try ungoogled chromium

ungoogled chromium looks like the best option for you, its chomium but without the spooky part, its also ranked as not spyware in spyware watchdog spyware watchdog article: https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/ungoogled_chromium.html ungoogled chromium github: https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium

You could use a “hardened” browser - Firefox with a custom user.js file or ungoogled chromium

Browser: Ungoogled Chromium (https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium)

Maybe the truth is that people really don't feel the need for a wider variety of browsers to be available. I mean both Chromium and Firefox are fully open source; there's nothing stopping anyone from forking them and making tweaks. If Chrome decided to ban ad blockers or something overnight, people can just create a Chromium fork with 99% feature parity which will then gain a ton of attention and support by the flood of users switching over to it. That's the beauty of open source, no? People already created ungoogled-chromium which removes some of the built-in integrations with Google APIs for search suggestions and and such if you care about that.

If you absolutely have to use a Chrome based browser, consider alternatives like Ungoogled Chromium