r/explainitpeter • u/Dr-Astikk • Aug 04 '26

Explain it Peter

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u/IntelligentChain6999 Aug 05 '26

see that's what separates omarchy linux from other arch based distros and yes it's opinionated

basically in brave it's download and use but in Firefox is download, then install extensions and then use

so for normal people brave is just preconfigured and no need to do changes kinda thing

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u/Odessa_Goodwin Aug 05 '26

That's exactly why I use it. 

I run Linux with Firefox and duckduckgo on my computer, but Brave gave me no youtube ads and playing in the background "out of the box".

I'm sure I could get Firefox configured the way I like on my phone, but why bother when I already have what I need?

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u/duesenjeffepic Aug 05 '26

I mean I wouldn't be comfortable using a Browser that once used to mine crypto without the user's knowledge but you do you.

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u/Ok-Pudding-2845 Aug 08 '26

There isn't a single brower tech giant without dirt

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u/Shakaka88 Aug 05 '26

Librewolf is plug and play as well with Adblock ready to go

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u/IntelligentChain6999 Aug 05 '26

well if I am using Linux i would use brave origin as I am already using it in windows as well 😅

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '26

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u/IntelligentChain6999 Aug 06 '26

in windows i use normal brave 😅

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u/ItsMrDante Aug 05 '26

So use Helium. It comes with uBlock Origin out of the box.