Blockchain-friendly Browsers – Brave, Opera, Osiris

A blockchain-friendly browser provides a system that protects your privacy and puts your personal information in the hands of the user and not a third party(extension). These systems create an Internet environment for us to protect our rights.

Blockchain-friendly Browsers

Brave: Brave is the most popular blockchain-friendly browser. Brave provides a fast and secure browser. It also protects you from tracking. Features include Brave Rewards to support content creators. Rewards are paid in BAT(Basic Attention Token). BAT is a token paid based on the user's contribution in the browser. Brave founder Brendan Eich founded the Java_script_ language and has a history of creating the Firefox browser. A small drawback is that you need to install a third party to use the crypto coin wallet.

Opera: Opera has a large number of users, mainly in Europe and Africa. Opera is focusing on services that can use the web regardless of OS. Opera was the first browser to introduce the 'tab' feature. It compresses data on web pages by up to 90%, so you can stop consuming unnecessary data. Because of this, it is popular in countries with poor internet access. Unlike Brave, it has a built-in crypto wallet ‘Opera wallet’.

Osiris: Osiris is a new browser recently introduced by China's largest blockchain media Golden Finance. There are still fewer users compared to other browsers and there are many features that need to be improved. However, its strength is that it has good performance for continuous development of features and rendering of dApps. Like Opera, it has a built-in crypto wallet ‘Metawallet’. In addition, you can check the number of blocked ads and tracking through the privacy function ‘Osiris Armor’.

Editor YB’s Comment

Centralized systems steal your personal information at times when you don't know about it. That's why we need such a decentralized browser. Which browser would you choose?