I've heard of the browser called Vivaldi as well which I believe is also privacy-centric. It also has a free built-in VPN (only makes browser traffic private just like Firefox). There are some other cool browsers out there such as Opera which almost feels like an operating system in and of itself because you can access Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, etc. However, Brave seemed like the more "fun" choice because the browser integrates crypto really seamlessly and you can earn Basic Attention Token (BAT) simply by browsing the web. And Firefox actually has some features that Brave does not such as a free built in VPN (the free version only makes browser traffic private, not anything on the rest of the device, there's a paid for version for that feature). My personal opinion of Firefox is that it's design is better than Brave's design simply because it looks really sleek whereas Brave just looks like any other Chromium based browser such as Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
When I was switching browsers I was mainly between Firefox and Brave just because those two were the largest privacy browsers I'd ever heard of. However, I finally decided to switch a couple months ago. I had used Google Chrome for the longest time in my life mostly because it's what people around me used and I had used Google Drive for all of my work and education, so it seemed like the logical browser to use.
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