But Brave isn't maintaining a rendering engine, so they're able to spend on different things.
Working for me.
Good old GM, always late to the party.
When I say Oo, you say long!
A song that shouts out my preferred brew can't be bad.
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I genuinely don't understand modern trainer fashion. I'm from an era where less is more in terms of footwear, that's so far from where we are.
That said, I'm happy that rappers can express themselves and make things like this, just because it's not for me, doesn't mean it shouldn't be successful.
There was a point where Yahoo paid to be the default in America, Google came back at the next opportunity and doubled (IIRC) their offer.
If Google pulled out, Bing would lowball Mozilla. Yandex are untouchable given that they're Russian and so there's not much left.
But that's all besides the point, removing one dependency to replace it with another doesn't make sense, people have been clamouring for Mozilla to become self sustainable and they're attempting to do that. The fact that people want some crazy utopia where Mozilla just replace Google's money with donations is the problem. Though, I personally think that we as users, should be lobbying our governments and advocating for more investment in open source alternatives such as Mozilla.
A bit disingenuous to call explaining what they're doing as doubling down.
Why are you bringing up AI? Brave, like all major browsers, has also invested in AI https://brave.com/leo/