Called "Brave", the new browser has begun previewing the new advertising model which promises to funnel 70% of earned revenue to users who load up and view the ads. "With Brave Ads, we are reforming an online advertising system which has become invasive and unusable," the company said in a recent blog post. "Brave Ads remove intermediaries that exploit user data and thrive on surveillance, and instead offer a consent-based system," according to Firefox co-founder and JavaScript creator Brendan Eich who created the browser. "Brave" is the open source Chromium-based browser that out-ranked Chrome to be the second best after Mozilla Firefox when it came to speed, secure browsing and quick navigation. The biggest advantage of "Brave" browser is that its servers does not see or store your browsing data and one can customize privacy settings unlike in Chrome.

Source: Mint July 01, 2019 09:11 UTC