Brave is finally coming out of beta on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS but also on Linux. The browser is announced 3 to 6 times faster than Google Chrome and Firefox. Its other argument is the confidentiality and security of users. No more questionable practices regarding your privacy and personal data.

The Brave beta has convinced nearly 9 million active users worldwide. The open source browser that relies on privacy and promises to break with Google Chrome has finally arrived in version 1.0, which marks its official launch. "It offers navigation 3 to 6 times faster than the competition," the publisher announced in a press release published on its website. The browser also puts an end to "surveillance capitalism with a private payment and advertising platform that benefits users, advertisers and publishers".

Brave promises to prioritize user safety and privacy by automatically blocking ad trackers, third-party ads and videos for automatic playback. This philosophy is shared by the browser with Firefox, which has recently blocked the tracking and profiling of Internet users. An opportunity to remind that Brendan Eich, the creator of Brave, is one of the co-founders of the Mozilla Foundation.

Source: 01net.com