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No web browser offers a good out of the box experience.
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Yeah, and there's definitely some pay-offs going on with their reviews. Almost every one of them says something close to "This browser pays you just for browsing the internet!," most of them don't mention that it's crypto, and none of them mention that it has nothing to do with browsing, but is instead for clicking integrated ads.
Clicking doesn't improve earnings.
What are you on about? Clicking is literally the only way to get anything from it, period. I used to use Brave on both mobile and desktop, and that was true universally. You don't get BAT unless you click the ads.
https://support.brave.com/hc/en-us/articles/14648356808845-Do-you-need-to-click-on-Brave-Ads-to-earn-BAT-
This says otherwise.
Regardless of what they claim, I noticed a large difference between months where I did and didn't bother to click their push notification ads. Well, as large a difference there can be on a maximum of $0.75/month.
Liar
Shill.