Has anyone here actually tried using Brave as their main browser?
By JugglingNothing on
I’ve been curious about Brave for a while and recently decided to give it a proper try as a daily browser. The first thing you notice is how fast it feels, especially on sites that are usually packed with ads. Pages load quicker, and you don’t immediately get hit with pop-ups or trackers because Brave blocks them by default. I also liked that you don’t need to install extra ad-block extensions just to get a clean experience.
After using Brave, here’s how I personally see the others:
Edge: Surprisingly solid. It performs well on Windows, has good battery efficiency, and comes with useful built-in tools. It feels more polished than people give it credit for.
Firefox (Mozilla): Still my go-to when I care deeply about openness and independence from big tech. It’s customizable and privacy-focused, but it can feel slightly slower compared to Chromium-based browsers.
Chrome: Reliable and compatible with almost everything, but it’s heavy on RAM and not great if you care about privacy. It feels more like the “default” than an exciting choice.
Brave: Fast, privacy-focused, and clean out of the box. Great if you hate ads and tracking, but not always the smoothest experience on every website.