Leaving Pedro Álvares Cabral aside
I’ve been using Opera GX for several years because I like its design and I also find it pretty fast.
I’ve used Brave before. I really liked it because of the native ad-blocking feature, even on YouTube.
Honestly, I’m thinking about going back to Brave because the idea of earning BAT and being able to donate it to any website is simply revolutionary.
I’ll have to agree with the choice of Brave as well. This thing of earning money by watching ads and being able to give your earnings to your favorite site was truly a masterstroke.
I’ve been using Brave for years and I recommend it too.
I like Brave for the convenience of already having a native ad blocker that comes enabled by default and even blocks ads in videos.
No one deserves sites with ads. There are sites that are impossible to use. You close 2 and right after 500 pop-ups appear. That’s crazy.
Brave is definitely great for already having a built-in ad-blocking system in the core that even works on videos. Not to mention the system to compensate content creators.
I’d say Firefox because it uses Gecko, but every browser except Chrome itself is based on Chromium, which in turn is the foundation of Google Chrome and all its variants. If you’re going to choose a browser for performance reasons, it should be Chrome itself, because the rest is just a “skin.”