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Brave's $60 'Origin' browser charges more for less. I'm not buying

Brave Origin is a $60 web browser that removes ads, crypto, and other features rather than adding anything new. It's a somewhat novel concept, and Brian Bondy, founder and chief technology officer of ...
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Yes, Brave is charging $60 for a web browser. No, I’m not buying it

Brave Origin is a minimalist version of the company’s privacy-focused browser, priced at $60 and launching in June. It’s an unusual product: a so-called upgrade that adds no new features. But Brian ...
TechSpot

Brave is charging $60 for a version of its browser that removes the features you probably never wanted

Pay for What?: Brave previewed its new "Origin" browser a few weeks ago, asking users to start paying for a category of software that has been free for decades. Now the company is officially launching ...
ZDNet

I tried Brave's new stripped down Origin browser, and now it's my top Chromium-based pick

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Techno-Science.net

Brave Browser for YouTube: Ad-Free & Powerful Experience

Using Brave Browser for YouTube delivers an ad-free, privacy-focused experience with built-in blocking, background play, and Picture-in-Picture. It removes the need for extensions or Premium, making ...