- better privacy protections
- not wanting to leave web standards entirely to Google/Apple (for-profit corps)
Brave attempts to address the first, but does little about the second as it uses Blink (i.e. Chrome's engine). Personally, I care a lot more about the second.
Firefox will have no such problem, as Mozilla has specifically committed to keeping the necessary features.
It does in theory also help block some malicious sites so you do get a bit of added security in that way. That can also be helpful if you have kids - block sites you don't want them on etc.
Personally I've also found their servers to be reasonably performant, no issues with query response times or anything like that.
They’re not wives, you can have more than one.
Firefox is supposed to get that too. Believe it's in Nightly already.
But now that I'm using native tabs, it is much easier for me to use multiple windows because the tabs are attached. Thanks for pointing this out!