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Yeah, those are opt in. Go to settings - "Brave Rewards" to disable ads in push notifications.
If the person you're replying to didn't turn it on and it's on, it's not opt-in. That's opt-out.
I would be happier if Brave made an "Enterprise" version of their browser without the Tor or crypto stuff. My company recently banned the use of Brave because it is a Tor client. I had been using Brave as a Chrome-adjacent browser for testing and web dev but I've had to go back to the Google-monitored version of Chrome.
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I wish there were more Firefox forks. I would love to have some of the features of Vivaldi, but running with Firefox's underlying engine. But that just isn't a thing, as far as I'm aware.
Why a fork though ? about:config + addons probably allows you to make it the browser you want already.
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You need something that's integrated into the browser to use web apps that integrate with cryptocurrencies. Like if you want to use uniswap you need metamask or something else that integrates with the webpage.
WalletConnect/WalletLink solve this problem.