It doesn't block all ads everywhere -- I don't know any browser or extension that does. It certainly blocks most of them. I don't see google ads because I don't use google for search (and I also run a pi-hole), so I wouldn't know.
> "you" was referring to Brave, not yourself.
Well 'you' use strange sentence structure and grammar and it doesn't communicate your point clearly -- or you are retroactively changing what 'you' mean after 'you' write it.
> Yes, you can chose to support paid search engines and browsers, paid by users, not advertisers.
Does 'you' refer to 'me'? Because I already do that. 'I' was speaking of browsers and software and services in general. And I already brought up the subscription model but that doesn't work for browsers, apparently. Why don't you make one?
> Original comment was about which browser is blocking all ads without discrimination, on default settings.
Original comment was about browsers blocking ads. I mentioned Brave was built to block ads. You seem to have changed this conversation to be about Brave supporting ads and how if it does then it doesn't 'count' when it blocks them. Try to keep up.