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Pwrsonally I don't use Brave due to it being chromium, outside of that itis a good browser. If they were a firefox fork I would absolutely use them.
I love firefox. It's my main browser for everything. When I need a chrome based browser for testing things, Brave is my go to browser.
Yepp, I started just using vanilla chromium though instead, as that offers a barebones option to guarantee I don't need to mess around to test something works.
Brave has built in ad-blocking that is good to test against. One of our tools wasn't able to submit new issues to jira because atlassian.net was being blocked by the browser.