Private Search [1] works well too. </shameless>. That said, Brave is an awesome company headed by someone I look up to greatly. I'm definitely optimistic about their search product.
I disagree with the decisions of Brave. I recently uninstalled the browser on my phone when it kept prompting me to enable crypto wallets and other things I don't care about. I just want a better alternative to Chrome.
Brave's obsession with crypto will be the death of them.
> it kept prompting me to enable crypto wallets and other things I don't care about.
I'm sure this will be fixed or can be disabled. I'm confident in Brave's passion toward its mission.
> Brave's obsession with crypto will be the death of them.
I have the opposite thought here. I believe that Brave's pioneering position in crypto will hedge the company front and center as we transition to newer, better internet protocols.
They can be disabled and have been, multiple times.
Each upgrade enables some new wallet on my homescreen or advertises some new coin exchange site (disabled both several times). One day, Twitter was randomly polluted with a "Tip" button next to each Tweet, it took me awhile to find how to disable that.
A real shame too, I did enjoy using Brave for the short couple of months I did use it but their constant upgrades that reenable crypto are just plain annoying.
Once again, Brave's obsession with crypto will be the death of them.
Brave's obsession with crypto will be the death of them.