So what if I don’t log in when I use brave? Then it would have no way to get money from me.

I know that. In the title I said that I’m comparing brave to Firefox with ublock

I don’t want to use the crypto, if I just turn it off and use brave as an improved chrome, then which one is better?

uBlock (arguably the best extension) properly only works on Firefox

Isn’t brave’s adblocker just ublock?

I don’t want to use the crypto, if I just turn it off and use brave as an improved chrome, then which one is better?

J perm is essentially just [R U R’ F’: T perm] ([A: B] means A B A’), so you can still derive T perm from J perm and a lot of other PLLs from T perm. And I think J perm can make predicting edges easier since the 2 edges that will be swapped are the 2 that you already see. I don’t use 2-look PLL but I use 2-look CMLL and I can easily predict EO (and EOLR if it’s a good case) after doing J perm.

This article is about the brave search engine collecting data, so would it be fine if I use brave browser but use other search engines like DuckDuckGo or Ecosia?

How is brave compared to firefox in terms of privacy? If they are at least equal brave should be better because chromium-based browsers should have better compatibility on most websites.

I would prefer j perm (R U R’ F’ R U R’ U’ R’ F R2 U’ R’ (U’)) for adjacent corner swap as it’s 1 move shorter and is faster for me

It didn’t say that it will be deleting older information, it just says that there’s not enough space on the disk.