browser-ios

It's not clear to me if they [include](https://github.com/brave/browser-ios/blob/6f4a0c7175990f18bf...) Fabric analytics module into their deployments on the iTunes store. If they do, I think it's really ironic for a browser touting anonymity and non-tracking to include a tracking module from Twitter, even if "only for crash monitoring". In that context, it's hard to take any of their efforts without a pinch of salt.

Though the team working on Brave seems to have a few ex-Mozilla engineers, they have chosen to fork browsers other Firefox. (Also, nice to see so many Canadians!) 'Brave browser promises faster Web by banishing intrusive ads' | Jan 20, 2016 http://www.cnet.com/news/ex-mozilla-ceo-try-braves-new-brows... > Eich and his team built Brave out of Chromium, which is the foundation for Google's Chrome browser, which leaves most of the actual development and security support to Google. Why not use Firefox, into which Eich poured so much effort? Because Chrome is more widely used and therefore better tested by developers who want to make sure their websites work properly, he said. "Chromium is the safe bet for us," he said. * The desktop browser is a cross-platform desktop application created with a fork of Github's Electron framework that is itse

https://github.com/brave/browser-ios "Firefox for iOS" They forgot to remove the branding from their "new" browser.