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> Brave actually offers a way to pay for content, if I understand it correctly. And that's great if a large volume of your visitors are using Brave, but that's
by bartread 8y ago
> Brave actually offers a way to pay for content, if I understand it correctly.
And that's great if a large volume of your visitors are using Brave, but that's certainly not the case for us. Granted, this is anecdata, but I suspect that it holds true for many other sites.
(On a personal note, I'm afraid I object to Brave simply on the basis of its gratingly pretentious name: I've known plenty of people who are brave, whether it's because of things they've done, or because of terrible suffering they've endured, but I'm afraid I see nothing about that web browser to justify the name.)
- drb91 8y ago> On a personal note, I'm afraid I object to Brave simply on the basis of its gratingly pretentious name I wouldn't blame you. In any case, this is more of an ethical preference than a serious statement about the viability about Brave's specific monetization model... any product that gives the consumer more choice without entirely depriving people of revenue is welcome to me.