When it comes to "fanboyism", I am not sure. In fact, I'm trying Brave Nightly now, and I also really enjoy vertical tabs.Īt the end of the day, I think, you need to decide it yourself if you prefer Chrome or Brave, but despite drawbacks, like focusing mainly on crypto, I still prefer Brave to Chrome. What's your take on coming back to Chrome or continuing to use it despite other options? let me knowĪs of me, for personal usage, I would always choose Brave over Chrome, because of being FOSS, having a strong built-in ad-blocker, focus on privacy and sync that does not require giving away personal information like phone number (I look at you, Google account). Then there is fanboyism for Firefox, Opera and Vivaldi - I will leave it at that for good reasons. With Bing and AI, the overall context of building a search based information portal ecosystem is a great idea - but Edge is taking too much on its plate for now - it's bloated and claims to become the swiss knife of browsers - but sometimes you need a perfect balance between utility and user experience - Chrome strikes that very wellįor privacy concerns - I think Chrome extensions are a vast sea of options to build a much stronger version of the Chromium browser - much more powerful than Edge and Brave browsers put together. I'd like to mention about Edge browser from Microsoft too. This is in my opinion and learning - THE biggest difference between Chrome vs others - seamless browsing, information access, productivity and utility experience - all in oneīrave is no doubt a great alternative to bring greater privacy - however users like me require an ecosystem to work smoothly and efficiently I feel it's a win-win for both users and the company as the overall experience is so seamless to move around devices and continue work without any interruptions or need for any learning/adaption. The evolution has seen browsers emerging as a window to an entire ecosystem Ĭhrome browser understood the importance and scale of building a Window to an ecosystem much earlier than the competition. Traditionally browsers were just a window to browse the internet or access information.
I've been using the Brave Browser u/brave for the last 2 weeks now - migrated from google chrome and the experience is seamless and comfortable except for one thing - which makes a big difference
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