Why I chose Brave as my Chrome browser replacement

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Brave is a more-or-less standard browser that lets users navigate to websites, run web apps and display or play online content. Like other browsers, it is free to download and use, remembers site authentication information and can block online ads from appearing on sites.

Its maker, Brave Software, is a relatively new entry in the browser battles, having first previewed the browser in January 2016. The firm was co-founded by Brendan Eich, the creator of JavaScript and a co-founder of Mozilla.

 

What sets Brave apart is its aggressive anti-ad attitude. The browser was built to strip online ads from websites and its maker's business model relies not only on ad blocking, but on replacing the scratched-out ads with advertisements from its own network. It's as if a new TV network announced it would use technology to remove ads from other networks' programs, then rebroadcast those programs with ads of its own devising, ads that it sold.

 

Download Brave HERE

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Another facet of Brave is Brave Rewards, a system that directly lets you reward content creators with digital currency.

Been using Brave for a few months now and it has quickly become a favourite.


aran41 said:

Another facet of Brave is Brave Rewards, a system that directly lets you reward content creators with digital currency.

Been using Brave for a few months now and it has quickly become a favourite.

Same here, been using it for months and kinda loving it at this point. 



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