Browser app with a crypto wallet.

[Hamza2424]

Hmm, As seniors said EVM and other chain wallets require connectivity to the Daps so their integration with the Browser seems a bit worth considering but Bitcoin wallet is unnecessary I would say, for the Airdrop farming and another testnet task I can use the integrated wallet for once but for my regular DeFi activity and funds holding using such Integrated hot wallet is not anything else than a stupidity.

Please mostly prefer cold storage to avoid phishing attacks on their assets integrated wallets provide room for such attacks, and destroy all your security precautions. I'll say be very careful while choosing such a wallet. it might cost you alot.

[AakZaki]

Brave browser used to shill itself as a browser for privacy, focus on privacy of users.

You know, later, they request their users to KYC to claim $BRAVE token. They destroyed their slogan for their browser business so I already give you information about the Brave browser and their team's product development. It's your responsibility and turn to take it into account and think, can you trust Brave browser?

Privacy focused Brave browser now requires KYC, time to fork?

I didn't even finish doing KYC because I only got a few #BATs. But it does destroy its own brave slogan by implementing KYC. I'm still loyal to chrome and never use Brave again. Moreover, Chrome is always updated and all plugins run normally. Just use chrome for all the forum activity I do, don't want to switch to something else even if it looks like it has more features or whatever.

[Cricktor]

I don't consider a browser a safe environment for a wallet. Browsers need frequent updates and fixes for a reason. Browsers are utterly complex pieces of software with a multitude of bugs and issues waiting to be exploited rather sooner than later.

If you want or need to use Dapps, so be it. Put only as much value in browser wallets that you can afford to loose, one way or another.

[uchegod-21]

As far as I've read, this browser is open-source. However, if you look at history, I would not trust the browser, especially using the wallet in this browser.
Remember, he collected donations without the knowledge of the recipients. And also sold copyrighted data or DNS data: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/brave-privacy-bug-exposes-tor-onion-urls-to-your-dns-provider/
I can't find all sources, but I remember that there were discussions about this on the Internet. What else the browser can come up with is unknown; all that is known is that it is primarily interested in money, not privacy.

I am having a different understanding of things here. So, it can be an open source and not also trusted. I have thought that all open source code platforms are trusted because the codes are maintained by the public or it is merely visible to the public.
I have learnt something important. Being open source does not mean that it is decentralized and it also does not mean that everyone will participate in decision making.
So, it can be open source and still not safe.

[AprilioMP]

Using the Brave browser both on iOS and Android mobile devices is very helpful and in my opinion, those who are new or have not used the Brave browser for a long time feel that there is a difference from using Chrome.
It turns out that the Brave browser has a crypto token/coin called Basic Attention Token (BAT) which can be a reward for its users.

The Brave browser is smoother than other browsers but it's only a short time to try this browser and then move on to Chrome which has been a comfort since forever.

Comparison of using different browsers. Using the Brave browser on an Android mobile device can be easier and smoother if you change it to desktop mode. Easy and smooth depending on the user. If users are more comfortable when using Chrome, of course Brave is no better than the Chrome browser. This situation also applies to me who is more comfortable with chrome.

This browser does have a BAT Token at the beginning they distributed tokens to users, if I'm not mistaken, I had to KYC at Uphold.

Apart from BAT Token, Brave browser also provides VPN but it requires some requirements, but I didn't try it.

Regarding wallets, a wallet that has been proven to be good for storing coins is enough. When it comes to altcoins, I trust wallets like Unstoppable more than browser wallets. For Bitcoin, Electrum, Bluewallet which I believe are software wallets.

I don't really believe in wallets directly from the browser better than other more trusted software wallets, but so far I prefer Metamask but for Bitcoin more to Electrum.

I don't use Metamask and wallet directly from the browser. Unstoppable for the altcoin wallet I use.
Electrum favorite wallet for Bitcoin.