Then there's Brave Shield, which acts like a personal firewall for your browser. It blocks cross-site cookies and other tracking methods that monitor your activity across the web.

Brave says it can show users ads while protecting their privacy; eventually, it hopes to also pay publishers.

As of last week, however, Brave relies on the Chromium UI. In plainer words, Brave has gone “full-Chromium.” [ Related: Google’s Chromium browser explained ] ...

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Yes, that’s right, Brave is all about privacy, and that’s where it stands out the most. Out of the box, Brave blocks a host of bothersome web site practices, more so than any other browser.

One change Apple made in iOS 17.4 has resulted in a notable increase in the number of iPhone owners choosing to install the Brave Browser app to use in place of Safari. The EU’s Digital Markets ...

Brave is based on the open-source Chromium browser, which is also the basis for Google’s Chrome, Opera and, most recently, Microsoft’s Chromium Edge browser.