Competitors like Firefox, Vivaldi, Opera and Brave are still trailing Google’s proprietary browser.īrave is a relatively new entrance on the global web browsing software scene, having launched in 2016. Chrome occupies around 65% market share as of June 2020. The platform lets users view ads to earn Basic Attention Tokens, which they can then donate to their favorite content creators and publishers.īrave’s blockchain-based rewards system, along with its privacy features, contribute to the browser’s appeal among millions of people worldwide.īut how does Brave compare to more popular browsers like Google Chrome? And can Brave replace Chrome as your primary web browsing app?įor all the improvements that competing browsers like Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Vivaldi and Microsoft Edge have made in the last several years, Chrome is still the king of the industry. Most notably, it allows people to be compensated for consuming ads. It seems it’s a never-ending battle with Brave and bugs and Sync v2 is not the only thing I have screamed at Brave for over a year at.Brave is a new up-and-coming browser that’s grabbing the attention of internet users across the world. I also found out that even though there is Settings option in Sync v2 the settings being synced are only a portion of the settings so that you still have to go through the settings on a new setup to ensure Brave is set up the way you want it to. Even though the tabs that disappeared are still open on the other device. I would see all the Open Tabs show up in History for a device and then the next time half of those Open Tabs disappear from the History list for that device. At that time Brave was limited to 4 URLS and only those which you manually entered.Ĭurrently, the Open Tabs is still unreliable so much so I have simply disabled Open Tabs on all my devices. My feeling is that Sync v2 was rushed out since v1 was a mess. All I know is that from beta of Brave back in August 2020 when I looked at Sync v2 the Open Tabs aspect was anything but 2 thumbs up.
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