I just love the idea of blocking ads and still being able to support your favourite websites. I also love the extra security features built in, and the simplicity. It's just too bad there's not many extensions and no themes for it.
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Seriel
It certainly seems like it has a lot to offer from the getgo, but I quite like my customized Firefox profile with adblockers and the like (With appropriate whitelists for cool sites), is there anything unique that Brave brings to the table? (Besides having the same stuff except baked in)
Kingy
As stated in the FAQ, it should be faster than a customised FireFox, and I totally believe that. It feels extremely snappy, and doesn't use much RAM. I wouldn't recommend to switch if you like customisability, though. Something I did see, and that I didn't really see in FireFox (or I need better glasses) is that it can fully isolate sites, preventing malware from leaking onto the system.
Kingy
If I am wrong, though, the main argument is definitely about speed, community support (from what I've seen, support is incredibly nice and responsive), and the ability to still help out websites without ads.
Kingy
Also, from what I've seen, they do delete logs as soon as possible, something that I definitely love.
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Brave is the new Firefox
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Well I'm not that way. I have two kids, and grandkids myself, just meant I'm a kid at heart, forever+1
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