Brave SoftwareReviews of brave.com

For the smartphone version of the Brave browser, I’d give it a solid 'Four.' There are no ads, but I’m still stuck with that annoying blank box on the screen. As for the web version, it shows promise, but it’s not quite there yet. This browser has shifted from being very 'simple' to downright frustrating, so I’ve decided to delete it for now. For instance, why do I have to close other browsers just to import bookmarks from another one? That shouldn’t be necessary! Developers really need to think about the basics. What I want is a clean 'blank' page where I can set my own picture or colour. I definitely don’t need icons or pages I visit added, or profiles—this trend is just clutter. A machine can’t truly grasp anybody's preferences unless, of course, you’re spying on us. And I certainly don’t want endless notifications or your statistics, why! Let me be clear: we all want a browser, not your clutter, which seems to be the latest trend, just now. Please stop wasting our device resources with unnecessary junk and our time trying to delete it or navigate through it! Got it?

It started out great and blocked ads and disabled sites I did not want to see—then it went haywire ! It turned into pages of ads and sites I never want to see again. How could something so good go so wrong so quickly?

Been a while that ad blocking stopped especially on Facebook. A bit of a shame, I wish I could get clear instructions on how to fix this but I am going to switch back to mozila and regular adblockers. Other than that this browser is great on phones only. Also on PC it eats less RAM so works better but ad blocking has diminished dramatically.

Don't know what all the fuss is about! It uses Chrome engine and so behaves like a Chrome browser with all the add-ons to block ads and trackings. It's often slow to load a website at the beginning, especially social media sites or news channels, sometimes I even have to refresh it! The address bar can be customised to the bottom for convenience yet it shifted up back to the top when I need to type something on it, and if the keyboard doesn't pop up automatically then I still have to stretch to the top to click on it for the keyboard to come on. This is the flaws of having to rely on Chrome engine instead of Android native webview (unlike Via browser). Now and then it freezes, so had to force it to close and clear app's cache. Good job some of its reward & advertising functionalities can be switched off, otherwise I wouldn't be using it at all. Firefox still holds the trump card I'm afraid.

I tried Brave when it first came out and I liked some of the features. But its push for crypto just turned me off. Then there is the trade off between web site ads being replaced with Brave replacement ads. Then the bloat crept in to the browser, and then Brave decided if you didn't want the bloat you could purchase a de-bloated Brave browser. Kind of reminds me of how I liked Edge browser too before it became a bloated mess. Just too much going on for me to like Brave.

The browser works fine, but getting help is a nightmare. I waited over a week for a response and still nothing.

It seems fine, if a little slow at times, but I have been trying to get a fix because audio does not work on Brave, and nothing they have suggested works. Audio works everywhere else on my machine, but not Brave, and it's like talking to brick walls. the community is useless and the fixes given do not work. I would like to give higher but after-service is non-existent.

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