Brave decided to protect users by default from privacy concerns, it may not be perfect, I'm going to give it a go and see. Firefox offers various privacy featu

Brave decided to protect users by default from privacy concerns, it may not be perfect, I'm going to give it a go and see. Firefox offers various privacy features (check about:config), but they're opt-in and typically have a bar to entry for users to be willing to change settings and know what they will do. Mozilla might claim to care about privacy, but by not clamping down on third party content and referers, it left most of its userbase in the position of having their privacy invaded by default when using their product. If you care about privacy you fix that, they didn't.