• @[email protected]
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    82 years ago

    I don’t like the “attention token” nonsense—I turn that off—but I love Brave and its search engine. It is cool to have a search engine return results that are actually different than other SE’s and have those results be very good.

    In fact, I find its results to often be better than the big search engines because results aren’t overtuned for SEO

  • masterofn001
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    132 years ago

    How many brave tokens and/or crypto do I get and/or mint by using their search?

  • @[email protected]
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    212 years ago

    I re-downloaded Brave the other day, and I was disappointed to recall how bloated it feels. The attention tokens, crypto wallet, in-house search engine, trialware VPN, etc.—it’s for someone, but not me…

      • @[email protected]
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        42 years ago

        Brave is trying to create an ecosystem where you use the browser to access their many “free” services. Once they run out of venture capital money and they’ve got people hooked, it’s a slippery slope. Just my two cents though. I never loved Brave’s corporate personality to begin with.

        • Nyla Smokeyface
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          12 years ago

          That’s fair. I feel like bloat would be the wrong term to use in regards to a search engine though 😅

    • Irina
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      92 years ago

      “attention tokens,” wow that sounds bad in and of itself

  • Nix
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    72 years ago

    I’m very confused on how they were one of the first more well known companies to fully launch their own search engine. I would have expected Mozilla, Apple, or Facebook to do so first. Hopefully Proton launched one soon (or buys and open sources Kagi)