TigrisMorte

Privacy browser and chromium (ie Google) is an oxymoron.
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/144289/privacy-with-chromium

If you choose chromium, you are trusting google with your data. Brave remains nothing but a UI for API calls to google services.

Going to be a whole new world of monetization to satisfy the share holders.

It is a brilliant game worth whatever you end up paying for it. That said, it isn’t going to mop the floor or fill your real bank account so waiting until it is a bit cheaper isn’t a bad thing regardless of FOMO anxiety.

A built an entire 10 adventure side quest directly as a result of the assumptions players made to my rolling for if they noticed the bread was day old and they all failed. Since no one noticed anything out of place, (various immediately “for no reason” needed to look for something in their packs later), as the paranoia grew I just rolled with their assumptions until the story was mostly fleshed out. To this day none are the wiser and think it was pure genius how I came up with all that outlandish stuff ahead of time.

“I don’t give apps like YouTube access to my files”

So, you are claiming that youtube plays without the rights to save anything? If you say so.

And yet you said yes when asked.

https://www.techopedia.com/definition/25266/sandboxing

Or you could just tell the person what to FF to.

Plus as an app developer you get to go through the user’s contacts and files. Having an actual app locks you and allows you to be the product the app owners sell. Nothing else and certainly nothing of value for 99% of the apps out there.

And I know folks that have never lost money on crypto. Doesn’t make crypto less of a risk.

websites are sandboxed while apps have almost full access. So, no, they don’t.

Pics or didn’t happen.

Never use an app for what should be a web page.

Developer: Um, hey, maybe you could donate?
US Citizens: Who are you? Wow, look at the time! \

So undo with layers. Just like gimp. The only thing gimp does not offer is the folks pretending to be professionals learned photoshop in school instead.

https://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-undo-dialog.html otherwise use layers. So, no, no problem at all.

Well as long as you’ve got technical reasons.

I’ve never found anything I needed to do difficult or not possible in gimp. The folks that rely upon proprietary photoshop only plug ins or have simply only used photoshop, they’ll never like gimp because they must relearn stuff. Has nothing to do with the abilities of the software. The folks that claim photoshop is “better designed” are simply making justifications for keeping the proprietary software costs to avoid learning the new software.
Use whatever you like but do understand it is a choice of convenience and nothing more.

No, it is not remotely the same.