The search giant's browser even has the ability to detect when you're using a compromised password as well as enhanced safe browsing. This doesn't quite match the abundance of features that you can get with Firefox or Opera, but Chrome definitely ticks most of the mission-critical boxes. The browser currently ranks at number 10 in the communications category on Spain’s Google Play Store, edging out Firefox despite lacking support from Brave Ads in the country.Chrome offers extensive additional features such as secure storage for payment methods, a 'Lite' data-saver mode, automatic translation of dozens of languages, a malicious-ad blocker, a pop-up blocker and the ability to group tabs. Nonetheless, according to a feature with PC Magazine, Brave predicts that users should be able to earn around $60-$70 per year in 2019, and potentially more than $200 per year from 2020.īesides enabling Brave Rewards for more users, the update also updated the default search engine to DuckDuckGo in several countries and included a number of basic fixes and changes.īrave browser also hit another milestone today, becoming more popular than Firefox in Spain, after recently hitting 8 million active users worldwide.

This means earnings may be slim until the number of active campaigns picks up.

However, the newly added regions currently have far fewer active campaigns, with just two each, compared to the 14+ seen by countries that have been with Brave Rewards since the beginning. This brings the total number of supported countries to 31-the vast majority of which are in Europe and South America. With the Brave v0.70 browser update, users from Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Switzerland, Chile, Colombia, Denmark, Ecuador, Israel, India, Italy, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Netherlands, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Sweden, Singapore, Venezuela and South Africa will now have the option to earn BAT for viewing ads.

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