A good point that it's dangerous in terms of keeping all your data with one company, I completely agree. On top of that I would think that data which is placed not on my server is not my data...
As for me Chrome Debugger Tool is the best tool for JS debugging I have ever used. Nonetheless, I don't use Chrome anymore. Now Firefox is my main browser.
Yes I did try Brave, but as mentioned in earlier comments, I am more comfortable storing my data in Microsoft data center. Also I feel there must be many browser and marketshare of browsers must be distributed equally instead of single monopoly.
I'm a JS Subject Matter Expert (SME) that has spent the past few years spearheading curricula and teaching initiatives at colleges and bootcamps, in person and virtually.
TOR is gray area marketplace, I don't think I want to install anything related to TOR on my dev machines. I don't want to be anonymous, I just don't want to be spied on.
Awesome experience, thanks for sharing!
A good point that it's dangerous in terms of keeping all your data with one company, I completely agree. On top of that I would think that data which is placed not on my server is not my data...
As for me Chrome Debugger Tool is the best tool for JS debugging I have ever used. Nonetheless, I don't use Chrome anymore. Now Firefox is my main browser.
Yes I did try Brave, but as mentioned in earlier comments, I am more comfortable storing my data in Microsoft data center. Also I feel there must be many browser and marketshare of browsers must be distributed equally instead of single monopoly.
What about DuckDuckGo and even Firefox(currently I am using it) ?
I'm using Firefox Developer Edition and it has incredibly powerful developer tools. I think Firefox is more powerful than Chrome on that.
I think Firefox have better privacy policies as well.
Firefox is great, but as a secondary testing browser, its just that for development I am more comfortable with Chrome Developer tools.
Interesting. I would have chosen FF though - open source - anti-snooping, etc.
Tails + TOR browser bundle is all you need.
TOR is gray area marketplace, I don't think I want to install anything related to TOR on my dev machines. I don't want to be anonymous, I just don't want to be spied on.
I use Opera for a while because of the same reasons.
Yes Opera is good, I tried using it long time back, when they weren't using chromium, it was buggy so I never tried again.
Yes I did, but I want to store all my cookies and history with Microsoft, I don't trust how Brave will make money and survive for free.