Brave Browser Reviews

Summary: Overall, Brave Browser can be the best browser for people who want ad free browsing experience without compromising their user data privacy.

Positive: 1. The main highlight of Brave browser is the automatic ad blocking and pop-ups blocking that works effectively.
2. It has some very useful features like faster download speeds, data security and, privacy.
3. It consumes less RAM than most of the web browsers.

Negative: 1. It has some unique features, but the experience is laggy and sluggish while using YouTube on Brave browser.

Summary: Overall, Brave Browser gives an ad-free browsing experience. It does not record browsing history and takes data security very seriously.

Positive: - Brave browser is a user data security oriented browser that provides some unique features along with the performance.
- The best feature is the popups and ads blocking, especially on YouTube.
- It does not eat up a lot of RAM while running.
- It supports almost all the extensions that are supported by other browsers.

Negative: - The only area in which this browser lacks is the look and feel and overall user interface. The browsing feels slow, even though it is fast because of the animations.

Summary: Overall, It provides an ad-free browsing experience without having to pay anything. The only problem is the little more loading time while browsing, it is the perfect browser option for people who can compromise on a bit of speed for the premium experience.

Positive: - Brave browser lets me do ad- free browsing without having to pay any premium fee.
- It automatically blocks popups and YouTube pre rolled ads, making the the video consuming experience seamless and smooth.
- The user interface of the browser is clean, minimal and modern.

Negative: - The RAM management is not that great, some pages takes longer than usual to load and reload with this browser.

Summary: Brave Browser can be an ideal web browser for people wanting extra security and user data privacy during surfing and web browsing. It has some unique and functioning features like ad and popup blocker.

Positive: 1. It is a snappy and lightweight browser with top-notch user data security.
2. It has one of the best ad blocker in any web browser.
3. The default search engine is DuckDuckGo for an extra layer of privacy and security.

Negative: 1. It does not provide suggestion while typing the keyword during searching.
2. It sometimes blocks perfectly normal websites.

Summary: This browser focus on two things, faster and safer.
Everything stored on it is kept encrypted.
It handles cookies seamlessly which results in faster response time.
I would say must try browser and it's free.

Positive: I am using it because not only it saves your internet data but also works extremely well even on low bandwidth.
It gives you faster and better result if you use its default search engine.
It is more user-friendly than any other browser.
It has newer interface.

Negative: New to the market.
Otherwise great browser to switch too.

Summary: If you want a browser with the latest security and features, you can give it a try.
I have used it for a bit and it gives me quite a good experience.
It is free.

Positive: It has powerful tools like data saver, for security it uses encryption.
Sessions are kept safe, passwords are store locally.
It gives you the newest experience of technology.

Negative: New in the market.
You need to have a bit of technical knowledge to use it to its fullest.

Summary: Overall, Brave browser can be used by anyone who wants an extra layer of security while browsing the web.

Positive: - In terms of user data security brave goes a step beyond, with features like data hiding and auto block of popups users get a smooth browsing experience.
- Along with necessary features, it has some additional features like ad blocking, so users get an ad-free browsing experience.

Negative: - The only problem with brave is that it pushes updates too often, sometimes to the point that it gets annoying for the user.

Summary: If you want to change the experience of how you use a browser and the overall interface for change with a better performance in speed and data utilization. Go for it.

Positive: The best part about the brave browser is that its algorithm gives you better speed even on slow internet connectivity. It is a faster and much better browser than others in the market.

Negative: Few websites do not completely support this browser. Hence, we do not get the best experience.

Summary: Overall, Brave browser is an excellent option if you are concerned about your data and security online. With this, it also automatically blocks unnecessary ads to get a smooth user experience.

Positive: -The best thing about using the Brave Browser is that it is very secure. You won't have to worry about your data breach.
-It automatically blocks a lot of ads so you can get a fast and seamless browsing experience.
-Because of the minimal User Interface, you will not take more than a day to get comfortable with Brave browser after shifting to it.

Negative: You don't get automatic synchronization of your data in Brave. Other than that, I did not found any major con. Everything works great.

Summary: Overall till now I am experiencing smooth web browsing and much better than any other software i have used till now. I would recommend this browser to use for daily basis. It will definitely change your browsing experience.

Positive: - Having fast site rendering
- It can default set permissions for cookies
- Have a unique and attractive design for user interface
- Helps to stay away from sites that tracks your data.

Negative: - I have been using this browser a lot and yet i m satisfied with this. I didn't find any cons till now.

Summary: Overall I would recommend this to use this browser as your daily driver as it will help you to stay safe and secure on the web and helps you stay away from sites that tracks you and your data.

Positive: Continues security updates.
Fast site rendering.
Can set permissions for cookies.
Prevents ads.
Have a simple and nice looking user interface.

Negative: I have been using this a lot and find no cons till now.

Summary: Overall - I use it a lot. A lot of sports forums are littered with annoying ads that fine I get some people feel bad for the people that own the sites and how they generate revenue off of them, but when your site has 10 different ads and it takes up windows and sometimes just expands out of nowhere - the most annoying type of ads do those - or you get a bunch of pop ups just trying to press "next page" - I feel less sympathy blocking those ads. Even then, some sites find a way to still have pop ups and redirects that Brave does not block all that well at all. But still better than Safari would. So it'll do 80% of its job on those sites, which is good but it should block what it is supposed to.

Otherwise I like using it and still do, I kind of wish it didn't start to become a resource hog like Chrome has become for a long time now, even with the 1 extension I have on there, it shouldn't suddenly be as bloated as it is.

Positive: This is a great browser, some sites you visit will just bombard you with non stop ads and pop ups and this blocks it - I use it on my Macbook pro and on my iPhone as well as my iPad pro, so I am very well versed with how this browser works and use it more often than I do Safari, although there are some things Safari does that I wish Brave does and I will list them in the Cons below. But the ad block feature, the VPN, the ability to sync across other devices (I have it sync'd to my Macbook Pro, iPad, and iPhone so I can open up tabs etc that I am viewing there - but there's an issue with that as well).

Negative: Ok now to list the Cons...

Battery/Memory - This thing will kill your device's usage, I have seen how quickly this drains my battery on my phone and Macbook lately with the Battery app and it's pretty rough. I don't really understand how either given this wasn't an issue until maybe a few updates ago.

Sync - While great, it kind of stinks. It won't let you access the history even if you've literally selected it to sync, so if I visited a site and now forgot what it was and Brave crashed on my iPhone (it tends to crash at times), I can't open up the option to see my iPhone Brave window on my Macbook and see the history of what it was, nor does it really sync the tabs all that well. I had 5 tabs open (sports tabs I was checking hockey scores) and then on my phone I had a bunch of EDC Tools I was looking at buying, I wanted to open those tabs on my Macbook but all that would come up was the hockey ones that I closed and tried again and nothing. I had everything sync'd the way Brave wants you to with everything turned on to sync and yet, it doesn't.

Also, Safari lets me "download linked file" while Brave does not, so if there's a download link to a font or a file that I am downloading and it's on my phone, I can have issues doing it on Brave, but on Safari it is easier to do "Download as" by just long pressing on the button and using "Download linked file" whereas Brave will have issues.

Summary: Despite the visual clarity of the browser screen, I'm ready to give up on Brave. There are features that don't work as expected, and trying to get support ha been useless.

Positive: The viewing screen, for me with vision problems, is exceptional. Pages load swiftly. The typeface shows up cleanly against generous white space. If I didn't have to use other aspects of the software, I would have given 5 stars.

Negative: How do I say this? Having been a Firefox user for years, I find Brave's user preferences and controls idiosyncratic and inadequate to say the least. The thing that really floors me is the obsession by the users with something called the "Wallet". The community message board is so dominated with problem/complaints about users' wallets, that you can't get an answer to a user's technical question.