![]() The next feature is one of the key selling points of the Brave browser. Besides, with modern-day computers increasingly powerful, 900 MB of RAM won’t be too much of an issue. Verdict :- It is too early to call a winner here but Mozilla clearly dominates the speed zone and it is the least ram hogger (at least with nothing on it).īrave browser does not seem to have much going on for it but perhaps in other features, it will justify the hype. Something important when combining browsing with other activities. Brave browser only taxed the CPU 4 percent. At least now we know Mozilla has drastically improved on something.Īdditionally, something else we noticed was that when we opened Mozilla, the CPU was taxed about 9 percent. ![]() This definitely had a hand in the disparity between the two browsers. It is important to point out that however, Brave browser came with a host of add-ons while Mozilla was literally empty. Only about 310 MB was used, while Brave browser used thrice that same amount. Opening both browsers, Mozilla came out tops in the least RAM hogger test. Give or take a few units, these numbers suggest that the old, plonky (or so we thought) Mozilla still runs faster than the newer, sleeker, brave browser. ![]() The performance level recorded for Mozilla was about 1500 while Brave browser came out really lower than we thought at about 929.
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