Pro-privacy browser Brave, which has been testing its own brand search engine for several months -- operating a waitlist where brave (ha!) early adopters could kick the tyres of an upstart alternative ...

In early March, Brave announced that it had acquired open search engine Tailcat and that it would be used as the foundation for launching Brave Search, a privacy-centric alternative to Google Search ...

Brave becomes a formidable competitor Tuesday to Google Search, Microsoft Bing and others with the release of its Search engine in beta today on all Brave browsers — across desktop, Android, and iOS.

Brave is a web browser that places an emphasis on privacy, with built-in features that block ads, trackers, and other scripts. Now the folks behind the Brave browser are launching something new – a ...

To change the default search engine in Brave browser on your Windows PC, follow these steps: To learn more about these steps, continue reading. To get started, you need to open the Brave browser and ...

Brave Search achieves full independence, operating solely on its own index, bolstering user privacy and transparency in search results. Brave Search has achieved full independence, now operating on ...

Brave Search has replaced Google as the default search engine for its privacy-focused browser. The announcement, made Tuesday, means Brave replaces Google in the U.S., the U.K. and in Canada as the ...

Brave is very confident in its privacy-centric search engine — so much so that it's giving Google the boot. As of today (October 19th), Brave will use the engine as its browser's default search tool, ...

Brave, the company known for its eponymous web browser, has announced the launch of its own search engine dubbed Brave Search. The product, which is currently in beta and is built on an entirely ...