Firefox also has Google as the default engine.īoth come with a few search engines to select from, including Bing, DuckDuckGo, and Ecosia. However, Google is the default engine as of writing this. Search enginesīrave has introduced its own search engine, which I had the opportunity to review. The browser does not have a master password, so the only option to view the stored passwords is to use your computer/mobile sign-in method. We don’t have the primary password on a mobile phone, but you can use the phone’s login method to view the stored passwords.īrave also allows saving and syncing passwords. You can only view them by using your primary password. On desktops, the program has a primary password, which works like a master password. Brave: Passwordsįirefox saves passwords in your Firefox account. This issue should be discussed in this section because Brave was caught injecting its referral codes into website URLs.Īs reported by CR1337 on Twitter, going to some websites redirects to the referral pages, which is a huge deal considering Brave is a privacy-focused browser. So when you are using the browser and type in "binanceus" you end up getting redirected to "binanceus/en?ref=35089877" – I see what you did there mates 😂- CR1337 June 6, 2020
Lastly, like the checkup option in Chrome, Brave can check for updates, browsing settings, and extensions simultaneously. Other than that, Brave lets you enable and disable:: You can adjust the fingerprinting and cookie settings. It also has Custom Enhanced tracking protection, allowing users to choose the trackers to block.īrave also comes with Standard Protection, which warns about dangerous events and checks for unsafe URLs.
The Strict Enhanced Tracking Protection comes with total cookie protection, which blocks all third-party cookies and gives each website its cookie jar. You get Standard Enhanced Tracking Protection enabled, which blocks social media trackers, cross-site tracking, crypto miners, fingerprinter, and content tracking in private windows.
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