Additionally, users are finding it easy migrating to Brave as it supports Chrome extensions. All these due to their ads stripping policy. In 2016, lawyers representing 17 newspaper publishers wrote a cease-and-desist letter to Brave with the message, “Your plan to use our content to sell your advertising is indistinguishable from a plan to steal our content to publish on your own website.”ĭespite all these, Brave has hit the market by storm, boasting of speed and privacy.
That hasn’t gone well with content publishers. Additionally, it provides users with a platform to send money to their favorite sites. Brave removes all ads on a website and replaces them with its own ads. Among the developers includes Brendan Eich, who happens to be the creator of the Javascript programming language and a co-founder of Mozilla – the company behind Mozilla Firefox.Īn interesting feature that puts brave in the limelight is their unusual business model. Brave is based on the Chromium opensource project, which also powers other browsers like Google Chrome.
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