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Brave just replaced Firefox as my default Android browser – this sealed the deal

ZDNetSeptember 11, 20265 min read

All it took for me to make the permanent switch to Brave on my Android was opening the settings window and scrolling through one particular section.

Brave’s mobile browser is far more secure than most. You also get tons of security/privacy options. Brave is free to install and use. I’ve been using a combination of Firefox and Opera on my Pixel 9 Pro for some time. I used Opera for its feature list and Firefox for its privacy. That combo served me well, and I assumed it would become a permanent fixture on Android for me. Then I got curious. I’ve used Brave quite a bit, but mostly on the desktop. Sure, I’ve dabbled with Brave on Android…

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