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Out of the box, brave is probably better, but if you do a bit of configuration, i think firefox wins by quite a bit in terms of security and privacy, and a lot in terms of convenience and performance. Better speed much more privacy by default less resource hogging (may vary from user to user, i'm only talking from personal experience) no. I am an avid chrome user and i love chrome but i have recently come across brave and quote like it's idea and functionality

What are your guy's thoughts on it and is it safe (as in people claiming it makes money in malicious ways) Compared to edge, brave wins on almost every aspect For discussion regarding the brave web browser and bat project, including the team, future plans, and current builds.

Conclusion concerning brave, brave looks to have substantially lower benchmark scores than edge

I'm interested as to why brave is touted as being quicker and more efficient than chrome, while it is not ( brave utilize a much greater ram and cpu than edge and firefox too) Additionally, brave eats substantially more battery than firefox as well! I strongly dislike most of brave's ethos but as a browser, it seems to be going in a constructive direction, unlike firefox, which is having parts stripped out of it, bit by bit, as the mozilla ceo guzzles more money and tries to minimise the number of people she has to pay That's my rationalisation for using brave over firefox.

Brave is really private out of the box, plus being a chromium browser, it has all the performance benefits you'd expect from a chromium browser Firefox has the advantages and disadvantages of engine independence. I like brave for this feature, and also, i like, how it shows, how much time did you save by using brave. Brave is for people who only care about privacy, but still want chrome features, firefox is for people who are super into privacy, or want their browser to be theirs.

Brave managed to hide webgl fingerprint and audiocontext fingerprint, while librewolf couldn't

Librewolf managed to hide time zone and useragent, while brave couldn't In browser leaks, on canvas section, both browsers seem to have a randomized fingerprint Although it is fingerprintable, it changes on a page reload or a browser reload. Edge is microsoft based, closed source and slower than brave

If you don't like brave, firefox is another privacy oriented browser you might want Anything is better than chrome/edge

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