What a title. Made me think installing the browser blocked the feature machine-wide.

Unless you're tech-savvy and actively change your OS, people just use whatever is shipped with their computer and, yea, Apple isn't nearly as popular outside of the English-speaking world as it is within it, at least when it comes to laptops. The share of Linux, and other smaller systems, is probably roughly the same.

Oh so they're just doing whatever Firefox is doing in private mode on Android that makes screenshots all black

Also it's not like windows doesn't routinely "forgets" these settings with updates. Or harasses you to opt in again with every update, in the hopes that one day you'll let it slip

I used to hate JS but barley had used it. Now I use it on a daily base and hate it even more.

A device that surreptitiously gathers information on a target is called a bug, not a feature.

"Feature"

Not interacted doesnt mean it's non-existant.
It exists and therefore it's bad enough.

Kirby vacuuming blended spinach 🤮

More like malware

“It’s a small club and you ain’t in it”

—Warren Bullgates Lincolnham

Vivaldi is not open source, so for me it doesn't count as a valid option.

Unfortunately that would involve using the Brave browser, which is an antifeature in itself.

I‘m not even pro Brave but all that ad stuff is opt-in so it doesn‘t matter as long as you don‘t want to see ads. The arguments in this thread are starting to just loop in circles. Essentially using Brave is fine if you stick to the default. There‘s no sleazy stuff if you don‘t enable it and the CEO also doesn‘t make a dime from you if that‘s something you‘re concerned about. You could of course use a different chromium browser if you want but it‘s virtually the same thing.

Heck, wipe the entire disk!

(based on a real life experience)

(windows just kept standing no matter what partition i deleted so i wiped the disk clean)

Shared memory is different to unified memory, AMD's got an implementation of the later with their "Ryzen AI MAX+" (ugh) systems, does quite well in benchmarks.

It also doesn't hurt that Apple puts the RAM on the SoC and gives it a truckload of bandwidth. DDR5 is about 70GB/s, meanwhile the M4 Max is around 540GB/s.

They haven't blocked the windows feature, they're using DRM to interfere with it. Microsoft could easily change how the DRM works any time they want, rendering all these hacks useless.

JS is difficult to avoid. Brave is easy to avoid, just use another browser.

He could be next husband of Ivanka Trump - I don't care

If he provide good service for me - browser which fits my needs. I would even send him money every day

Me neither, I just watch the shit show from the bleachers.