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More research will need to be done on it's shadiness.
But it's definitely Privacy-Prioritizing.

indeed

I think you'll want this btw
imgflip.com/i/8biic5?nerp=1704585255#com29316087

Internet explorer

Here's an attempt to make a clean copy for y'all

wdym brave is shady
best damn browser

Brave supports NFTs. I'm not joking.

ik
i just ignore it and use it live a normal browser
runs great, doesn't take my info, and a built in vpn(sorta) and ad/tracker/script/cookies of various sorts/fingerprinting blocker

Although one thing.
Open Source Not Shady could be filled in if we added a 3rd dimension called Privacy-Prioritizing. High Privacy-Prioritizing means that a browser is highly focused on privacy, while Low Privacy-Prioritizing means a browser doesn't give a single f**k about your privacy.

So therefore, Open Source Not Shady Privacy-Prioritizing would be your average chromium based open source browser.

And then, add a 4th dimension for the reliability of the dev team.