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You won't be tracked for those Bing queries, Brave said.īrave has jumped into the search world by acquiring the open source engine Tailcat, created by the team that worked on the privacy-focused browser Cliqz. The site index is independent, although Brave noted that image searches and some other features will lean on Microsoft's Bing.

You'll eventually have the option of an ad-free version if you're willing to pay, and Brave will make Search available for other engines. As you'd expect, it's billed as a privacy- and transparency-oriented platform that doesn't track your activity or use "secret" algorithms to curate results. Brave has launched a beta Search feature both as an option in all its browsers as well as through the web for everyone else.

You can now try Brave's search engine for yourself.