Chromium has very little to do with whether a browser shares user data - it's just an open-source package for making browsers.
I also primarily use Firefox, but Brave is definitely a more serious effort at a privacy-focused browser.
I also primarily use Firefox, but Brave is definitely a more serious effort at a privacy-focused browser.
You get the same with firefox plus ublock origin, while supporting a more open web by not using the monopolistic chrome engine. Also, I doubt brave could fork the project for a long period after the adblocking becomes impossible with chromium