Two completely different cars that look and perform nothing alike can share the same chassis. They can have different engines, sound systems, and different purposes even though they're built on the same structure.
The browser is built on the open-source Chromium project. This is not the same as the Chrome browser itself, but it's built on the same "bones". This confuses some people because their first assumption is that Google's tentacles somehow infiltrates Brave because they maintain the Chromium project. Chromium is simply a framework completely open to the public, like a chassis for a car. The Brave team knows what they're doing. The project is headed by Brendan Eich, one of the founders of Mozilla, and the creator of JavaScript. The team is not only comprised of some of the smartest people in tech and security, but they're also true innovators.īrave is breaking new ground by advancing the web as we know it. Recently, they integrated with the IPFS, a leap towards a decentralized web. IPFS is a peer-to-peer protocol, essentially circumventing the current web architecture we've been using for the last few decades. It's a relatively young project, but Brave is in at the ground floor. If you use a VPN while surfing with the Tor window, you're pretty much a ghost on the web with Brave's fingerprinting and tracking prevention. Even if you use a VPN without Brave's Tor window, you're still much safer than with the other browsers.
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