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I do not understand how a browser can launch in 2024 without caring for privacy. Arc is probably the worst browser ever in this regard, making it mandatory to h

• admax88qqq 2y ago
  Probably cause most users don't actually care, otherwise Firefox would have more than single digit market share.
  • jacooper 2y ago
    Braves success proves that's Firefox's problem, and not that user's don't care about privacy.
    • admax88qqq 2y ago
      > Braves success Brave has <1% market share.
      • jacooper 2y ago
        They are growing, something that can't be said about Firefox.
        • ShakataGaNai 2y ago
          Brave would grow more if it stopped stuffing in every crypto blockchain feature it possibly could. I swear, every 3rd update adds some new annoying feature to turn off. I've been daily driving Brave on every machine and device I have for a year or so now... and I really wish they would have just stuck with the "Privacy Focused Chromium" thing. They've wandered far down this path of "lets just add every feature that comes to mind" and it's really not helping it's usefulness.
          • jacooper 2y ago
            Well, they got to make money somehow. Firefox also has ads now.
  • rchaud 2y ago
    That's because the competing browsers are owned by some of the largest corps on earth that invest a lot in to making sure their browser has as much share as possible. You may as well say that moviegoers don't care about art because studios only finance superhero franchise films.
    • admax88qqq 2y ago
      > You may as well say that moviegoers don't care about art Do they? Do you think the audience drives the genre of movies that are popular or vice versa?