Ditto. I use Brave everywhere, from desktop to iOS. I do not use their BAT thing at all, so my praise is not incentivized. I love the page that shows me time

Ditto. I use Brave everywhere, from desktop to iOS. I do not use their BAT thing at all, so my praise is not incentivized. I love the page that shows me time saved/ads blocked/redirects/etc. I'm sure the time saved stat is highly questionable, it's only as good as heuristics in it, but it's fun. Anecdotally, last summer, we were vacationing on the Oregon coast, where the service was really poor. I experienced multiple cases where safari (on iOS) just was not going to load any time soon if ever, but brave did and handily. IIUC, Brave is using the same low level rendering engine that safari is, but the top part (UI and request handling) is different. I think it's cool that Firefox users have lots of knobs and buttons they can turn and push, but for right now I value that the Brave experience is an ad-less experience that Just Works out of the box.