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      "body": "![Brave_Browser_Welcome_Page.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmetYQE1m9mvMomyREJwqr5ZcpftzfTR4eYqtDxszqfkja/Brave_Browser_Welcome_Page.png)\n\nMaybe you noticed that many people talk about Brave these days. Many content creators use it or even endorse it. This is particularly strong in the crypto community. As some of you already know Brave browser is a project started by former Mozilla CEO [Brendan Eich](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brendan_Eich). The browser came out with a unique ecosystem for advertising and support of the content creators powered by BAT. There are tons of articles about this so I will not go into details.\n\nWhen there is some hype I usually stay aside for some type as I am not a herd following type of person (...well, mostly :D). I gave it a try, installed it but I saw no benefits to other browsers I was using at that time. These were Vivaldi and Firefox. I mainly used Vivaldi for work and Firefox for personal stuff. 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This angered some of the users and made them switch to forks (like SeaMonkey or Pale Moon) or leave, but it also brought some new users, who were attracted by the new, fresher look of the browser.\n\nNevertheless, Firefox usage continued to decline although thanks to its fingerprinting blocking, it's hard to say what is the real number.\n\nTwo browsers, two different ways of doing things\n---------------------------------\nSince Brave was started by a former CEO of Mozilla I closely watched how these two browsers develop. Why Mozilla decided to start many side projects with the hope that some of them will bear fruit. These were Firefox OS, a programming language called Rust, Firefox VPN, Lockwise, and more. The full list can be found [here](https://killedbymozilla.com). Brave took a different approach. Brave focused on one thing at that is to create a fast, secure, and privacy-respecting browser. Since today's internet is fueled by ads, it also tried to solve the problem with ad-blocking which, to a certain degree, leads to a loss of revenue for the content creators. Although many people were quite skeptical about this idea (me included), they stubbornly continued and developed this system step by step. This gave birth to [BAT](https://basicattentiontoken.org/) (Basic Attention Token) powered system. If this system continues to grow it might help fund the content creators while also securing a stable income stream for the Brave software.\n\nIn contrast, Mozilla was starting new projects, canceling some of the old ones, and trying to find direction. Not that Mozilla does not have any vision or mission. But [this mission](https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/mission/) is bold and quite abstract and it seems Mozilla lacks a clear pathway to achieve these plans. Or at least from an outside perspective. Please don't think I want to bash Mozilla here. 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Maybe or perhaps the Firefox would be reborn under the hands of the community as something better. It's really hard to predict at this point.\n\n\nDoes history repeat itself?\n----------------------------\nIn the late 90's Netscape Navigator was a non-free proprietary web browser. Can you imagine paying for the web browser? I guess not :D Over time Netscape fell to Microsoft Explorer, and its source code was given to the open-source community. From its ashes, Firefox was born (check this article for the [full story](https://cs.stanford.edu/people/eroberts/courses/cs181/projects/2007-08/firefox-market-dynamics/))\n\nWhen I tried Brave I was shocked how fast the browser is. I must admit this was one of the major selling points. Unlike Firefox, the performance is very consistent across devices and even platforms. It works well on Linux, Android, and Windows 10. I use all three platforms so this is quite an important point for me. 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      "body": "![bspwm-tiling-smaller.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmTdWqGTin2n6beUecEvMQJsP1wXMNyGgwPRsgR1Q5Afc5/bspwm-tiling-smaller.png)\n\nTiling window manager users often claim they bring superior productivity, are light on resources, and offer excellent customizability. But is it really true? Let's discuss this a bit and let's have a look at some tiling WMs for Linux. Although Linux is their main domain you can also find tiling scripts for Windows and even macOS.\n\n## What is a tiling window manager?\nFirst, do you actually know what is a tiling window manager? Most of you are probably familiar with stacking window managers which are used in Windows and macOS. It means that when you open a new window, it will appear on top of other windows. You can freely move it, resize it, minimize it, and so on. Tiling window managers take a different approach. The windows are automatically arranged in a predefined pattern. 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