Brave web browser is coming after Google with its own privacy-based search
(Android Central)

Brave just pulled a fast one on Google Search. What you need to know Brave announces that it`s purchased the Tailcat search engine and is integrating it into its web browser. The new Brave Search engine is focused on privacy and does not track or profile users. Brave browser is available for both mobile and desktop and Brave Search will be available for testing soon. The Brave web browser has set out to become one of the best Chrome for desktop alternatives, and this latest move puts it in a pretty good position. Brave announced in a blog post on Wednesday that it has acquired the open-source search engine, Tailcat, and is integrating it into its privacy-focused web browser. For those not familiar with Brave, it`s an open-source web browser made using the Chromium source code. Because of this, it looks and feels like Google Chrome in many ways, although without many of its bells and whistles, while also claiming to be more battery efficient. The main difference, though, is that...