To be honest, I do the same thing. A couple of simple rules to keep the web entertaining:

1. Filter everything that triggers you
2. Ban porn
3. Never, never look at comments on politics, religion and family. You’re like to want to erase humanity afterwards

uBlock Origin is very powerful thing. It can remove link tracking (I posted links before if you’re interested); it can remove parts of site; it can change JavaScript and its response. Basically, everything is possible.

Well, usually that happens when Americans come it. They freaking love to add politics to anything. Since they are mostly leftist, they bash anything they don’t like out of the sake of doing so. Brave is great, I have been using its search engine from the beginning and the browser when Blink engine is enforced, and I cannot use Firefox.

To be honest, it’s not exactly working. When you use fingerprint randomization on Firefox, it shows that it differs, yet won’t write straightforwardly that you are done with that. Instead, it says I do not have that randomization. It works only with Brave. Personally, I use Brave when Blink engine is required and Firefox as a daily driver.

Well, those are different servers, basically speaking. As for a user it actually rather won’t be matter what to use. I made it oversimplified, but seems about right.

Well, that’s nice to watch how people switch from reddit to the Lemmy. Foss internet is the best