You’ve heard enough from us, so we might as well jump on to the next section of the article.

The bottom line is that both browsers are here to provide you with one thing – Privacy features. At least this would be a stat that a normal user would care about if not for the number of trackers blocked. But, we’d probably like a few widgets on the homepage, at least showing the amount of data saved from blocking ads and trackers. It gets the basics right, and we can’t complain. Overall, DuckDuckGo offers a good user experience too.

But who said boring was bad? DuckDuckGo is far from being a bad browser as it offers a smooth and functional user experience. It does not have anything but a search bar, an attractive “fire” icon, a tab count, and the menu icon. It starts with a plain and boring home screen with a big logo in the background. They’ve always expressed concern for the lack of privacy on mainstream search engines, and they now have a web browser that goes hand in hand with what they stand for. DuckDuckGo: Simple Yet FunctionalĭuckDuckGo has always been vocal in putting down all the quacks ( pun intended) of Google being safe, as claimed by both fanboys and the company. Or perhaps, there might just be a better option that focuses on providing a minimal web browsing experience and tremendous privacy features. And why would a regular user bother about crypto features anyway? Well, you can opt for a few re-configurations to remove crypto features. There are buttons and icons everywhere and so many options under settings that probably most basic users won’t bother using. And we say that because, for a normal user, the interface of Brave Browser will feel a little overwhelming. As people who cover tech, we are enthusiasts and go gaga over a feature-stuffed product. But, reread the statement – we mentioned “our” side.

Brave gets a huge thumbs up from our side for offering a good user experience.

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