Brave Browser Review: Keep Your Online Activities Secure

Tired of annoying ads and pops-up when browsing the internet? Say no more with Brave browser!

Brave browser is safer and three times faster than Chrome and more secure than Firefox.

On this post, I will share our opinion about Brave browser and why you should use it for your daily browsing. Including the benefits of the browser that will make you love this app more.

We’ll also put the link in the end the post in case you want to give it a try.

Now, let’s scroll down to see our Brave browser review.

What is Brave Browser?

Brave browser is a web browser that provides better privacy and security to protect your data when you are online.

It claims that the performance is 3x faster than Google Chrome. And it has better privacy than Mozilla Firefox.

Is it true?

Yes, it is true that Brave browser offers a better performance than other browsers. It blocks the ads on website pages that mostly take more resources than the original article itself.

The browser also prevents video ads that are usually running in the background. I know this kind of ads are annoying because they take more data, slow down the page load, and interrupt our reading.

Imagine when you are in the middle of reading a good article or looking for a specific information, then suddenly a big pop-up appears on your screen. And the close button is hidden somewhere.

You may press the back or close button without hesitation and move to another article.

By blocking those irritating adverts on every page you are visiting, the page can load faster than before. It saves your data and your time. You will also get a better browsing experience.

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Why Brave Browser?

I’ll tell you why you must have Brave browser installed on your devices. Here’s my review:

1. Brave browser is safe

You might heard that Firefox is the safest browser. But not anymore.

According to Symantec :1 in 13 web requests lead to malware.

And the web requests can disguise in the form of ads that look normal to you. Or, give you a tempting offer.

Unlike Firefox, Brave browser blocks the ads (as we have talked about earlier) and trackers. On the home page, there is a stats widget where you can see the number of ads and trackers that Brave has blocked.

The stats also include how much you save your bandwidth and time.

Honestly, I feel relieved reading the stats and realizing that I have saved my time and felt free from the data-grabbing trackers.

2. Better performance than Chrome

I believe everyone agrees that a web browser takes more resources and causes lags on your computer, especially when you open a lot of tabs at the same time.

It happens a lot when I used Chrome on my computer.

Once I use Brave browser, that laggy experience is gone. The browsing goes smoothly than ever before. I began to feel the speed increase significantly.

Brave literally loads pages 3x faster than Chrome. Besides, it uses 33% less memory than Chrome on your computer. Thus, it extends the battery life up to 1 hour.

Where does the speed come from?

The speed doesn’t happen miraculously. It’s the result of blocking ads and tracker. So, Brave can perform faster because it doesn’t need to download unnecessary data.

Unlike Chrome that takes information from you for advertisements targeting purpose, Brave block this service. Hence, the page can show up quickly.

3. More private and secure than Firefox

Brave says clearly, “What you do online is your business, not ours.” Through this statement, Brave is trying to convince you that they don’t care about your activities online and what sites you are visiting.

Firefox has a private window that won’t keep record your activity. The browser won’t keep your browsing history  and search, and will delete it as soon as you close the private windows.

But it doesn’t mean that you are being anonymous in the internet. The internet provider can still see what sites you open and your location.