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Change Brave's Experimental Flag #677
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It's not about security. Brave is easier to fingerprint. |
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@Shifterovich That isn't what the tag implies. Also, do you mean it is easier to fingerprint because of lack of users? |
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Tweaked Firefox is less prone to fingerprinting. And yes, Brave can be identified as Brave (+ some individual flags) which is bad given its lack of users. |
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Description: Change Brave's Experimental Flag
Why? I am unaware of any know major security vulnerabilities in Brave, at lest no more than Firefox. This change would instead alert users that Brave is still in its early development phases.