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Brave isn't more private than Firefox but depending on the platform that Firefox is on, Firefox might be less secure than Brave.
Still waiting for Firefox Android to be secure enough for me to ditch Brave.
OOL, what's up with firefox android's app?
IIRC something along the lines of it not having proper site isolation, making it less secure.
https://divestos.org/pages/browsers
Firefox does have per site isolation and does not have proprietary libraries, unlike Chromium based browsers. Per site process isolation is experimental and is not that consequential, since Android apps are well sandboxed in the way OS runs fundamentally.
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