WhiteWolf And regarding Vivaldi, sorry but it doesn't blocks ads as good as Brave.
I'm not sure what that means. I've used Vivaldi for years on lots of machines, and I haven't seen any ads on one of them yet. I just enable the setting 'Block Trackers and Ads" when I install Vivaldi on a new system and then simply forget about ads.
I also block third-party cookies, as those are usually up to no good.
So what happens when I set it like that,and then have to agree to "Accept all cookies to continue" to a site? I asked a Vivaldi dev. He explained that accepting all cookies means that you tell the site that it's okay to send them to your system, but Vivaldi just won't accept them. So I always click to accept all third party cookies, but never find any on any of my machines.
And to be sure, I don't care what browser (or DE) you like to use. I'm just correcting a misunderstanding about Vivaldi.