Look at the source code repos and see what issues are in place. Though the argument could be made that the Tor browser itself could end up having vulnerabilities that Brave does not. You allow a website to access your location and the browser does not clear or protect it properly. Having Tor running within a clearnet browser increases the possibility that an error could cause data to leak.
One such exploit involves coordinated efforts by users across different groups searching for entry and guard nodes in the circuit through a process of elimination. When in doubt, use Tails.ĭe-identifying Tor users is actually a pretty high priority for the National Security Agency in the USA (ironic, as much of Tor's funding is from federal agencies like DARPA), any OpSec workaround or exploit targeting Tor might be leveraged more easily as the number of proxies/wrappers from the actual Tor circuit increases. TL DR: Safest way to access Tor is with the browser that has had it's source code analyzed the most.
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