It should be better, but you might as well use Vivaldi, if you need a chrome-based browser. It comes with tracker blockers included and has a lot of privacy and power user features.
Is there a compelling reason to use one over the other, such as the organizations behind them or power user features?
The Thiel boycott seems futile, because I doubt you’re also opposing facebook, paypal, spacex, stripe, spotify, and dozens of other SaaS that is powering services you use.
However, they've been caught a couple of times doing naughty things:
https://decrypt.co/31522/crypto-brave-browser-redirect
Combine that with a CEO who had a my way or die reputation for not admitting something's wrong and you've got a browser I removed from my system. Trust is huge and makes me wonder what else is happening in the background nobody has caught.
Vivaldi's got all kinds of tweaks exposed you'd need to dig into flags for. I like that. I think my biggest gripe is dragging and dropping links out doesn't work. Pretty small potatoes.
Daily driver is still Firefox + uMatrix + uBlock Origin and hoping for Mozilla email + calendaring at some point soon (take my money!).
So Thunderbird with Lightning?
Vivaldi reminds me of Opera (which was my main browser for a while); Brave seems more vanilla somehow (to me, coming from FF).
> Is Edge any better or worse than Chrome on privacy?
From GP:
> It should be better, but [...]
Your comment to GP:
> Did you answer the question?
Did you add any value to the conversation, like GP did?