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I have used Brave since its first year.

As I type this, I am using the TOR page in Brave.

Some sites don.t like TOR but I have had no problems with the plain vanilla Brave.

Quite a few years ago I dumped windoze for Ubuntu...presently running 22.04 No problems with the combination.

Recently purchased this computer. Store had only windoze reloaded machines and I needed one that instant so I could not wait for a machine from the factory loaded with Ubuntu.

So I had to use Firefox to get to the Ubuntu page so as to erase/delte windoze and download Ubuntu.

For many years I had used Firefox on Ubuntu. Brave had not been developed so Firefox was the obvious choice.

The present version, even though I had used Firefox for years previous to Brave, was so full of crap that it just about ran me nuts . That and all of the stupid stuff windoze made me go through just to get to the point I could use firefox

I did the complete cleaning of the new machine and a start from zero Ubuntu installation and of course, Brave.

I have never had any problem with sites or apps that Brave can’t handle, so why put up with all of that crap in Firefox.

It has been mentioned here that some sites can’t be loaded because of Brave’s Shield feature. There is an icon in the upper right hand corner of the page that allows you to turn it off. When you leave that page and return to the previous page, the Shield Up feature is in force.

As I bought this machine in late fall, 2022, my experience was with a late version of FireFox.

You laid down some rules in your original request, so here is mine.

Don’t ask!