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Brave browser is on iOS, but I don’t believe its adblocker extends to Safari. Not being able to set a default browser on iOS tends to make you use Safari more
by nvrspyx 7y ago
Brave browser is on iOS, but I don’t believe its adblocker extends to Safari.
Not being able to set a default browser on iOS tends to make you use Safari more than another browser you have installed since tapping a URL in another app will open Safari, unless that app supports setting a default browser, which not many do and even fewer support opening Brave. It has to be implemented on a per app basis since they’re really just using the x-callback-url scheme. Most tend to only support setting Safari, Chrome, or Firefox.
- tracker1 7y agoWas just curious... I don't use/own any iDevices, so no personal experience in that space. For Android, it's worked out pretty well for me.