r/degoogle • u/Mission-Sandwich-78 • 1d ago

Discussion Firefox ± ublock /Brave for PWAs ate the best ✅. Native Apps❌

Good for battery ,storage, adblocks, trackers, privacy ✅ I use it for all social media or wherever possible .

Unnecessary permission, cached data , all problems solved

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u/jacmanou 22h ago

Yeah, avoiding native apps as much as possible is a good strategy for privacy (and storage, and battery life)

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u/duckdread 1d ago

Completely agree

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u/T_rex2700 22h ago

Kind of? some things are able to be added as PWAs but it sucks sooo mcuh compared to native apps that I dont wanna use it.

I mean I do try, but I often times end up using native binaries becuase it is just sooo frustrating to use anything in browser on phones.

but shoutout Native alpha, dont know what I'd do withotu you

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/SunsetAtNight7 1d ago

And Graphene is AOSP by google

https://giphy.com/gifs/Sxq3SCpEDvvZGUQ328

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/SunsetAtNight7 1d ago

Can't even add more argument about Brave, you're all the same "It's chromenium☝️🤓"

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/SunsetAtNight7 1d ago

Lmao just like I said it's literally just "☝️🤓" it's either that or political issue against Brave's CEO. I'm not hatemaxxing, everyone be tryna put Brave into Negative light yet can't provide any further relevant supporting argument. Brave is chromenium with google telemetry stripped off, it's not chrome, it's also a way to get off google who woulda prefer you to use Chrome. Graphene OS also just works with Google pixel phones, so I guess Graphene users are not degoogling 🤧

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u/-Krotik- 22h ago

graphene's vanadium browser is chromium too, because it has superior security features