You mean the browser that was caught injecting affiliate codes on cryptocurrency sites and misleading users into making donations that were collected by brave instead of the supposed recipient? That browser?
They only made those changes after several of the people whose likeness they stole called them out. Regardless, it should never have happened in the first place.
If you have to use a Chromium browser. Just use Brave. It haves a built in ad blocker.
You mean the browser that was caught injecting affiliate codes on cryptocurrency sites and misleading users into making donations that were collected by brave instead of the supposed recipient? That browser?
They fixed it, https://brave.com/blog/rewards-update.
They only made those changes after several of the people whose likeness they stole called them out. Regardless, it should never have happened in the first place.