Brave is not built in Chrome. There is no other browser which could be based in Chrome, as it is Google propietary version of another browser: Chromium.
While anyone can take Firefox and rebrand it -Mozilla will for sure suit you if you don't- and then make any changes they can, that is not possible with Chrome.
Opera and Vivaldi are also really awesome Chromium based browsers.
EDIT: Brave is not a Chromium browser. It is an Electron app. Electron is a technology which makes easier to developers package a web page and deploy it like if it was a native app. But, yes, still Electron uses Chromium in order to show those web pages.
Solid article. I was about to start a similair discussion. I've been asking myself. How many people really do a proper background check before seriously investing in an ICO? Personally I always use: https://www.coincheckup.com The site is my go to place for crypto investment analaysis and indepth coin research.
Good video.
Brave is not built in Chrome. There is no other browser which could be based in Chrome, as it is Google propietary version of another browser: Chromium.
While anyone can take Firefox and rebrand it -Mozilla will for sure suit you if you don't- and then make any changes they can, that is not possible with Chrome.
Opera and Vivaldi are also really awesome Chromium based browsers.
EDIT: Brave is not a Chromium browser. It is an Electron app. Electron is a technology which makes easier to developers package a web page and deploy it like if it was a native app. But, yes, still Electron uses Chromium in order to show those web pages.
Solid article. I was about to start a similair discussion. I've been asking myself. How many people really do a proper background check before seriously investing in an ICO? Personally I always use: https://www.coincheckup.com The site is my go to place for crypto investment analaysis and indepth coin research.