It's a "privacy" browser based on Chromium that doesn't protect your privacy but rather shares your browsing habits and data with other companies. Having a browser that lets you earn awards and spend crypto and interact with an AI chat assistant is a massive red flag. Companies will grift on any trend that's been on people's minds, lacking the intention that it provides.
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SylverReZ
DragonMals
SylverReZ that is enough information to show that I no longer care about brave.
x65943
just use firefox with plugins, you can use it on mobile too
shaunj66
It's special in such a way that if you care about your privacy you should never use it.
lightwo
Brave feels like a big grifting operation much like DuckDuckGo, where they boast privacy but do the opposite
You'd be best served with a privacy fork of Firefox (easy) or a combination like Firefox + uBO + Arkenfox user.js (a bit more work but not too hard)
You'd be best served with a privacy fork of Firefox (easy) or a combination like Firefox + uBO + Arkenfox user.js (a bit more work but not too hard)