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Look at the product not the creator. Oh wait the product is also ass
Braves adblock is the only technology I know of that gets through the EFF fingerprinting test while still providing a usable experience.
Not worth all the ads and crypto shenanigans though
To be fair tests will always be biased. Also both Librewolf and Mull pass for me.
It is fairly popular these days which gives me hope. The fact that people are willing to give up Chrome is a very good sign.
Honestly the custom Firefox browsers are the best option but they are less well known and harder to use and understand. The great part about Brave is that it just works.
Every single post about ad blockers will be someone talking about how "good" Brave is. Drives me crazy.