Pro-privacy browser Brave, which has been testing its own brand search engine for several months -- operating a waitlist where brave (ha!) early adopters could kick the tyres of an upstart alternative ...

Brave announced their new privacy-focused AI search engine called Answer with AI that works with its own search index of billions of websites. Their current search engine already serves 10 billion ...

You can now try Brave's search engine for yourself. Brave has launched a beta Search feature both as an option in all its browsers as well as through the web for ...

Brave is very confident in its privacy-centric search engine — so much so that it's giving Google the boot. As of today (October 19th), Brave will use the engine as its browser's default search tool, ...

The developers of Brave, a privacy-focused web browser, have been testing their own search engine for a while now with a small number of invited users. Starting today, Brave Search will be available ...

Brave, the browser which has gained momentum and popularity in recent years, is taking another leap forward in its quest to offer users a more private and secure internet experience. Starting today, ...

The Brave browser now has its own search engine. The search engine replaces Google as the new default for the browser, at least for new users. It also replaces previous defaults for other countries, ...

Brave's new Answer with AI features uses large language models to generate answers to queries directly in the search results. Brave Search introduced a new AI answer engine called Answer with AI. It ...

The browser looks to rival other search engines: Google is top of mind but other firms like DuckDuckGo have carved out a small but growing niche among tracking-wary web users. “Brave Search extends ...

The increasingly popular privacy-focused browser Brave is officially saying goodbye to Google as its default search engine, replacing the world's most popular search engine in favor of "Brave Search," ...

Brave, the privacy-focused browser co-founded by ex-Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich, is getting ready to launch an own-brand search engine for desktop and mobile. Today it’s announced the acquisition of an ...