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PleasureKevin posted:actually seems to fit with with names like "Edge" and "Chrome"
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Power Ambient posted:brave is a bad browser name. it is possibly a worse name than vivaldi i think vivaldi is a spiritual successor of opera so theres some congruity there at least
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May 27, 2016 00:27
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ya but Vivaldi didn't write any operas
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May 27, 2016 00:30
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yes he did
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tazjin posted:I ran NPM now (it failed) but it would like to let you know that I just ran npm install for brave and it compiled a bunch of C++ and also completed successfully on the first try. Sorry about your broken setup lol. Anyway I ran your line counter (2763518 for completed Brave btw - which isn't even SLOC (which is 1211738)) on a basic personal project of mine and got 1199876 JS lines. For another minimal project 1017900. The only production deps being react, redux, and a fetch polyfill which is not unreasonable at all with the final result being less code loaded on this very page. All those LOC in your node_modules folder have almost nothing to do with what ends up in production. Likely over 99% of those lines are dev-only poo poo like babel, webpack, live reload plugins, CSS preprocessors, testing frameworks, other testing frameworks for sub dependencies etc along with all their inline documentation. This seemingly maelstrom of JS AIDS compiles minifies and serves up in less than a second.
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emoji posted:I just ran npm install for brave and it compiled a bunch of C++ and also completed successfully on the first try. Sorry about your broken setup lol. Anyway I ran your line counter (2763518 for completed Brave btw - which isn't even SLOC (which is 1211738)) on a basic personal project of mine and got 1199876 JS lines. For another minimal project 1017900. The only production deps being react, redux, and a fetch polyfill which is not unreasonable at all with the final result being less code loaded on this very page. All those LOC in your node_modules folder have almost nothing to do with what ends up in production. Likely over 99% of those lines are dev-only poo poo like babel, webpack, live reload plugins, CSS preprocessors, testing frameworks, other testing frameworks for sub dependencies etc along with all their inline documentation. This seemingly maelstrom of JS AIDS compiles minifies and serves up in less than a second. it's really funny that this is how you defend this whole thing
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brave sucks, bitch
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May 27, 2016 18:55
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im surprised the guy who made javascript made a javascript web browser
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May 27, 2016 18:57
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linkbubble changed its name to brave mysteriously a few months ago, i wonder if its related or just a dumb coincidence. linkbubble is legit insanely useful.
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you know one thing that would make web browsers better? bitcoins!quote:The Brave Ledger is a payment system that allows Brave to truly anonymize the data associated with your browsing. This means that Brave does not know which Bitcoin wallet is associated with the lists of sites that you choose to support. In other words - you, the user, have access to your browsing report but Brave (the company) does not have that information.
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May 27, 2016 19:17
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you wouldn't need to block ads if you weren't visiting porn sites all the time
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.linkbubble.playstore&hl=en sure enough, they've "teamed up" with brave to "bring you the web the way it should be". sad. i'll have to gently caress around with it and make sure it's not doing anything untoward now. link bubble was sooooo needs suiting.
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tazjin posted:it's really funny that this is how you defend this whole thing I don't use Brave. I was just pointing out that Brave is not exceptionally JS-ridden and it shouldn't be a factor if you decide you want it for whatever reason. All dependency managers suck. And FWIW the current state of JS hypertranspilation helps lay the groundwork for other languages in the browser.
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iuse no script
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Gazpacho posted:you wouldn't need to block ads if you weren't visiting porn sites all the time the only good ad is a blocked ad
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emoji posted:I just ran npm install for brave and it compiled a bunch of C++ and also completed successfully on the first try. Sorry about your broken setup lol. Anyway I ran your line counter (2763518 for completed Brave btw - which isn't even SLOC (which is 1211738)) on a basic personal project of mine and got 1199876 JS lines. For another minimal project 1017900. The only production deps being react, redux, and a fetch polyfill which is not unreasonable at all with the final result being less code loaded on this very page. All those LOC in your node_modules folder have almost nothing to do with what ends up in production. Likely over 99% of those lines are dev-only poo poo like babel, webpack, live reload plugins, CSS preprocessors, testing frameworks, other testing frameworks for sub dependencies etc along with all their inline documentation. This seemingly maelstrom of JS AIDS compiles minifies and serves up in less than a second. at over a hundred megabits per second I can download a huge amount of poo poo in a second.
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Gazpacho posted:you wouldn't need to block ads if you weren't visiting porn sites all the time i became a permanent ad-block user when a Hunt's canned tomato product ad with video+audio followed me across three websites.
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Corla Plankun posted:i became a permanent ad-block user when a Hunt's canned tomato product ad with video+audio followed me across three websites. Hunt-ed DOwn, Bitch.
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May 28, 2016 06:38
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Corla Plankun posted:i became a permanent ad-block user when a Hunt's canned tomato product ad with video+audio followed me across three websites. why am i laughing so hard at the thought of this
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please take a bath
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the vivaldi logo reminds me of neoplanet's btw
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