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Brave's $60 'Origin' Browser Charges More for Less. I'm Not Buying

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Chris Hoffman

2d agoen

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PCMagBrave's $60 'Origin' Browser Charges More for Less. I'm Not Buyingpcmag.com
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I tested Brave's new Origin browser, and it made me question what I'm actually paying for. Brave Origin is a $60 web browser that removes ads, crypto, and other features rather than adding anything new. It's a somewhat novel concept, and Brian Bondy, founder and chief technology officer of Brave, tells me the company thinks …

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