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Gab also developed a web browser named [[Dissenter (web browser)|Dissenter]], an open source web browser based on [[Brendan Eich]]’s [[Brave (web browser)|Brave Browser]],<ref>https://apps.gab.com/application/5d3f93a29dd49a5b1d9fc27f</ref> that allows conversations around individual URL's and creates a public square on them where anyone can leave a comment.<ref>https://dissenter.com/help/faq</ref>
 
Gab also developed a web browser named [[Dissenter (web browser)|Dissenter]], an open source web browser based on [[Brendan Eich]]’s [[Brave (web browser)|Brave Browser]],<ref>https://apps.gab.com/application/5d3f93a29dd49a5b1d9fc27f</ref> that allows conversations around individual URL's and creates a public square on them where anyone can leave a comment.<ref>https://dissenter.com/help/faq</ref>
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==Attack on Gab by the Left==
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Gab CEO Andrew Torba recently reported that Gab has come under attack by a highly suspicious wave of new accounts on the site that have promoted and threatened violence;<ref>[https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/01/gab-ceo-blames-cia-mockingbird-media-latest-psyop-campaign-slew-new-accounts-popping-nowhere-making-threats-violence/ Gab CEO Blames CIA and Mockingbird Media for Latest PSYOP Campaign of Slew of New Accounts “Popping Out of Nowhere and Making Threats of Violence”] at the Gateway Pundit</ref> Torba attributes the suspicious activity to a suspected [[psyop]] campaign being co-ordinated by the [[Democrat]]-corrupted [[CIA]] via its [[Operation Mockingbird]] campaign, then pointed out that Gab has a zero tolerance policy toward such behavior and, after obtaining information on the violence-promoting accounts to use for law enforcement, will act to terminate the offending accounts.  Torba also pointed out that the psyop was begun as part of a co-ordinated effort by the Left to take down Gab and other conservative social media sites by framing them for the [[Antifa]]-instigated attack on the [[United States Capitol Building]] on January 6, 2021<ref>[https://gellerreport.com/2021/01/photos-reports-show-antifa-infiltrators-stormed-the-capitol-building.html/ Photos, Reports Show ANTIFA Infiltrators Stormed the Capitol Building] at the Geller Report</ref> (done as part of Antifa's infiltration into the large gathering of Trump supporters who met to protest the [[Democratic Party|Democrat Party]]'s illegal theft of the [[2020 presidential election]] in [[Washington, D.C.]]), which later led to the death of Trump supporter [[Ashli Babbit]] when she was shot in the neck by a Capitol police officer inside the Capitol.  As part of the attack on Gab, the [[New York Times]] published a hit piece against the site that made baseless claims against Gab and other conservative social media sites, claiming without proof that the anti-election theft protests had been organized on those sites.
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