Brave browser has its own search engine that focuses on the privacy of your data. Try its beta version.
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Brave is a browser with its own private search engine. In March 2021, it acquired the Tailcat search engine and now offers a beta version of the service to everyone.
With a Chrome-like look, Brave search is already an exciting alternative to DuckDuckGo, as it also focuses on privacy.
For those who don't know, Brave is a Chromium-based web browser with a focus on user privacy. It looks similar to Chrome or Edge, but it automatically blocks trackers, enforces HTTPS, and even has a built-in TOR browser. Instead of collecting and selling user data, Brave pays its bills with its own optional system, called BAT, which mines Ethereum, through non-traditional, privacy-friendly ads.
In addition, Brave uses an independent and transparent search index, allowing users to understand why their searches display certain results. Brave claims that its search engine is not biased in what it shows you, as its algorithms do not dictate search results.
Brave Search Beta pulls its results from Bing. If you want, it will also give you results from Google, since it will perform an anonymous search with the terms you have set and mix the results with its own, according to the judgment of its algorithm.
Interestingly, Brave Search also offers dedicated tabs for images, news, and video results. You can try out Brave Search Beta at search.brave.com . Brave Search is expected to become the default search engine for the Brave browser this year.
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