Is that really true? I thought Brave was a novel ad sales platform that allows users to bid against ad companies for user time. It's inherently wrapped up in the cryptocurrency ethos (trying to inflate a Token) which will not really lead to profit for users, but for a founder.

Brave has add blocking features but isn’t an ad blocker. I think it’s useful to compare for speed base vanilla brave to other browsers with and with addons.

Yep, just pointing out that one cannot defend Firefox as the best just by saying Chrome requires and adblocker. There are other browsers, like Brave.

And for the record, I used Firefox for decades, up until last year. I just spend too much time in my browser to use anything other than Brave, given how much time it saves me.