Brave vs Chrome

[MinerLeague]

can anyone explain to me why the price of BAT is dumping when they have a working product, a growing team, and consistent meaningful updates?

[NeuroticFish]

I just had the most horrible experience:I had to hear  an audio publicity clip from amazon services that I was not able to shut down. 

I've never seen Brave, good luck with it.
I use Chrome and the only bad thing about it imho is that it's opening a ton of files almost continuously in the background.
But Chrome is mature. And it has a lot of extensions, also for blocking such ads (I use AdBlock plus and Ghostery). Brave will need work, it's pretty new software.

Now about stopping things in Chrome: Chrome has its own task manager, in More tools->Task manager. From there you should be able to stop/kill anything Chrome is using.

[gonzalo10]

Brave is a good browser although still a bit buggy comparing to Chrome. The capability to use TOR for private browsing is cool but may not go down very well in enterprise environment. It will be really challenging for Brave to match the popularity of Chrome, but given all the blockchain related capability and special use case, Brave certainly will get very popular among certain audience.

My exact thoughts. I found it a bit heavy and UI not quite appealing. Got a long way before becoming a popular browser and being adopted outside the crypto community.

[maydna]

i am never use brave or heard about brave. i use chrome as my default browser but sometimes i use opera because its fast like chrome and chrome have many add on that we can use to prevent something that we don't want. and i am not to happy when i use mozilla because i think its really consume big ram to just load. but maybe later i will download and try to use brave to see what its look like. if its fast like chrome and opera, maybe i will make brave as my third option browser.

[eodchop]

I tried Brave but unfortunately I didn't catch how to get rid of adds and some buggs

[JesusCryptos]

I had never heard about Brave before, and I'm happy to learn about it here. If I understood well, you can switch Tor support on and off? This sounds like a quite new feature for a browser, am I right?