I switched to Brave. Even with its cryptocurrency stuff bundled, it's easily disabled and not in your face at all. And their adblock tech is an amazing uBlock successor.

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baobabKoodaa 5 days ago | parent [-]

I stopped using Brave after they began to shove ads into the splash screen.

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moltopoco 5 days ago | parent [-]

That is also easily disabled. I think there are five or six things that I need to disable in a fresh Brave installation and then it's perfect.

	▲	dabockster 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		They also support Group Policy and JSON based configurations, depending on the OS. So you could install a config that disables a lot of that before you even install the Brave Browser. Heck, they could probably sell that as a premium/business feature for extra funding (hint hint if anyone from Brave reads this).