While 45 searches may seem a lot, once the novelty of Ecosia wears off and you go about your day-to-day searches, the counter gets very high, very quickly. A fully-grown tree, over a year, sequesters around 22kg of CO2. Once this counter hits 45, it means that you’ve done 45 searches which is enough to fund the planting of one tree. With these privacy measures, the search engine may appeal to Brave users looking for a more private search experience.Īs you start searching with Ecosia, the tree counter in the top right will start to increase. The search engine says that it anonymises all searches within one week, doesn’t sell your data to advertisers, encrypts search, doesn't use external tracking tools, and tracking can be turned off completely. Although Ecosia funds its tree-planting efforts using search result ads, which Brave may block, Ecosia insists that you don’t have to alter any settings.Īccording to the latest data, Ecosia has around 15 million active users who have funded the planting of over 118 million trees through search ads since its inception in 2009.
These allow you to quickly and easily switch to a different. The green search provider Ecosia has announced that Brave browser’s 24 million users will be able to select its search engine from the default offerings. Another useful feature found in Brave that most people dont know about are search engine shortcuts.
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