Safari vs Brave : Which is Better?

Safari

Safari is a web browser developed by Apple based on the WebKit engine. Developed by Apple

License: Free

Categories: Web Browsers

Apps available for Mac OS X iPhone iPad

Brave browser automatically blocks ads and trackers, making it faster and safer than your current browser. Developed by Brave Software Inc

License: Open Source

Categories: Security & Privacy Web Browsers

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux Android iPhone

Feature	Safari	Brave
Content blocker
Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
Sync with iCloud
Integrated into iOS
Bundled with macOS
Multiple languages
Picture in Picture
Tabbed browsing
Based on Webkit engine
Built-in Ad-blocker
Privacy focused
Support for TOR
Security & Privacy
Customizable
Cloud sync
Android Sync
Built-in Adobe Flash Player
Tab Stacking
UI customization
Group tabs
Built-in VPN
Bookmarks
Extensions
Based on Blink engine
Chrome-like
Web Browsers Based on Chromium
Support for 64 bit
Privacy enhanced
Web Browsers Based on Firefox
Lightweight
Built-in RSS reader
Customizability
Developer Tools
Portable
Web Development
Firefox Extensions
Auto Updates
Block trackers
Bookmark organization
Based on Chromium
No Tracking
Security focused
Block ads
Ad-free
AdBlock Friendly
Add-ons
BAT Token integration
Accept Bitcoin as payment
Brave shield
Broken links check
Built-in Script Blocker
Built-in Torrent client
Google Chrome Extensions
Compatible with chrome extensions
Configurable Brave shields
Cryptocurrency rewards
Cryptocurrency support
Digital currency
Efficiency
Excel Add-in
Fingerprinting protection
HTTPS Support
Legacy Firefox Addon
Low-Ram Usage
Micropayments System
Multi-platform support
Support for Multiple Users
Night mode/Dark Theme
Passive Income
Plugins
Privacy-friendly
Privacy Protected
Reduce mobile data usage
Tracker blocker
User interface
Anonymity