Brave browser first impressions and quick review

All internet browsers are bad.
Firefox is worst, because they disabled users' ability to disable Javascript content.
I should have written: the second worst after Microsoft's Internet Explorer, which I barely even know how to use.
But since it is so bad, I was not even aware of its existence.
Firefox also lacks a task manager that Chromium based browsers have, and lacks night mode like every other browser that I tried.
In Blisk, tabs continue to run even after they are killed by the task manager.
This is a stark warning sign.
Today I installed Brave.
I was surprised that it has some ability to disable scripts.
However, there is no whitelisting possibility, which renders it almost useless.
Its Javascript block option seems like an embedded extension, which is bad, because Chromium based browsers need no extension for this purpose.
I lacks night mode too, and more surprisingly, I seeked but did not find a task manager in it, and this is a huge problem.
It also crashed for no apparent reason.
Later I found that Blisk crashed too from trying to browse a long text message in my gmail.
Gmail as a user experience is lousy and deserves a review in its own right.
I only had a few tabs open, and a single Youtube tab was the heaviest of them.
I guess not.
I guess that the heaviest one was gmail.