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I've used Brave for about 2 years, but then, about 1 year ago, I went back to Firefox. Firefox cleaned up their act on MacOS, and had 2 things Brave doesn't: v
by wtcactus 3y ago
I've used Brave for about 2 years, but then, about 1 year ago, I went back to Firefox.
Firefox cleaned up their act on MacOS, and had 2 things Brave doesn't: vertical tabs and, bypassing those annoying warnings on insecure web pages and allowing to store their passwords (I deploy services at work and home and don't want to be constantly reminded that's an insecure web page, having accept warnings and fill out passwords manually).
Brave is trying for more than 1 year now to get vertical tabs. Before that, they were trying for more than 1 year to get sync working properly.
Brave does bring some very interesting ideas to the browser space, but seems like their priorities are skewed. The usability for the end user of their browser, always comes as a distant second thought for them, and they are losing market because of it.
- ricardo81 3y agoThe announcement is about their search service, not their browser.