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The built-in anti-tracking and other privacy options, which are continuously maintained & developed. It has the best built-in and most configurable Javascript/adblocking/privacy UI of any browser I'm aware of. Plus it's built on chromium and updated regularly. I don't care about the other features like Brave Rewards, etc. It still needs some work but nothing's perfect, not even the vaunted Edge.What is the biggest draw to using Brave? I have tried it before and there was nothing special about it to me?
The built-in anti-tracking and other privacy options, which are continuously maintained & developed. It has the best built-in and most configurable Javascript/adblocking/privacy UI of any browser I'm aware of. Plus it's built on chromium and updated regularly. I don't care about the other features like Brave Rewards, etc. It still needs some work but nothing's perfect, not even the vaunted Edge.
@Trooper - if you think about giving Brave another try, please consider using the Beta version. It's very stable and they need more users on that channel, i.e. they've made a public request. I use Nightly in addition to release version.
Here's some more info on privacy features:Just installed the Brave beta. Will keep you posted.
I don't know of any way in Nightly or release. Only CSS is in UI as in your post, "Block element, Clear ... for this, Clear ... for all, etc.."Does the Brave Nightly have a way to check Blocked CSS rules,
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