Brave blocks those ads anyway so no point in Ublock, maybe that's why it's left out. It does inject it's own ads though, and then there's all the crypto nonsense.
Ads on Brave are opt-in (and not embedded on webpages anyway) and the "crypto nonsense" is a way for them to try to stay afloat without having to accept money from Google and the likes.
Brave surely is a major browser with 100+M MAU, not too distant from Firefox with 150+M MAU.
Brave blocks those ads anyway so no point in Ublock, maybe that's why it's left out. It does inject it's own ads though, and then there's all the crypto nonsense.
Ads on Brave are opt-in (and not embedded on webpages anyway) and the "crypto nonsense" is a way for them to try to stay afloat without having to accept money from Google and the likes.
They are opt-out, not opt-in. Big difference.
Opt-in. Someone else linked Brave's blog below. Read it.
https://support.brave.app/hc/en-us/articles/38305898674957-H...
Let's hear it then because I'm using Brave and don't see the opt-out.
https://support.brave.app/hc/en-us/articles/38305898674957-H...
and simply dont use their homepage as your new tab page
Brave adblocking breaks some websites that uBlock Origin doesn't.
Lately I’ve had better luck with Brave than with FF and UBO, at least one my various banking sites.
Technically Firefox isn't a major browser either.
Firefox is less popular than some of the browsers you listed as not major, so it isn't major either
Well, Edge probably counts. I agree about the others.
Edge is a major browser but is dropping support