Unlike other browsers, “Private Mode” in Brave lets you use Tor right in a tab. Braveīrave is an open-source Chromium based web browser that cares about user’s security and privacy by blocking ads and trackers.
Other features includes - mouse and rocker gestures, tab stacking, tiling, cycling, hibernating and preview options, page actions including CSS debugger, content blocker, color filters, Side Panel to view bookmarks, notes, downloads and web pages, custom keyboard shortcuts and quick commands, save and load all tabs in a custom session, reading view mode and lots more. Since Chrome is built on an open source project, anyone with Chromium Project source code can build a new browser like Google Chrome or a better one. On the contrary, Google Chrome’s infamous excessive RAM consuming behavior is a major problem.
Because of the same reason, Chrome became the No.1 web browser - apart from its brand name “Google”. Unlike Mozilla, I think Chromium based browsers are the most evolved ones and come in different flavors. Firefox under Mozilla Mozilla open source project and Google Chrome under Chromium. And we almost forget that these popular browsers are built on an open-source project. This isn’t our fault, because most people heard only these two names under the browser category. While choosing a web browser, most of us stuck with Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox. Although the popular one, Google Chrome itself a chromium based browser - an open-source project and the browser source code was released and maintained by the Chromium Project started by Google. Why we don’t even bother to try web browsers other than Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
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