I have Brave installed for the exact same reason. I usually use Firefox or Safari for most web browsing, but unfortunately some web services requires me to use Chromium-based browsers (e.g., Paperpile).
I used to have Chrome installed for theses situations, but so many factors made me want to use Chrome less and less to the point that I simply didn't want to use it at all, even for rare occasions. For the curious, here are my reasons:
1. Deprecation of APIs that are essential for uBo
2. Phone-home features
3. Non-standard APIs (remember FIDO U2F, anyone?)
4. Constant bashing and name-calling of other browsers that doesn't implement their favored APIs (names like "the new IE")
5. Websites constantly badgering me to use Chrome
Using Brave on rare occasions is a good compromise for me. It has some weird crypto stuff, but it allows me to use an degoogled version of Chromium. I also don't have to worry about it being a vastly insecure fork like some browser forks out in the wild.