> So much faster. However, it does a poor job of blocking advertisements and trackers. I'll be going back to Firefox for that reason, I can suffer the slowness.
What issues are you having with the blocking?
/Disclaimer, Brave webcompat support
What issues are you having with the blocking?
/Disclaimer, Brave webcompat support
Generally, I run uBlock with all-but-regional block lists enabled.
Oh, and Brave has its own ads.
Also, what's stopping you from installing uBlock on Brave? Considering Chrome doesn't ship with any adblocker, is it not beneficial (given your preference for adblocking) to provide an adblocker out of the box, given you still have the ability to use any extensions you would use with any other browser?
The only strong reason I have to keep using Firefox is to support ongoing development of an alternative to chrome's rendering engine on PC.
I would try in private window mode, and ensure shields ads/trackers is enabled.