I guess its will very helpful for developers. At least I was many times searching for good android browser with that feature. Only Kiwi browser have it but its based on 67 chromium and dont work correctly. I guess brave can do it at least better.
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Smartphones far outperform what Desktops were running when they had extension capabilities and not to mentions that quite a few browser have already been released with those capabilities. Arc, Firefox (only partially), Quetta (allows the use of both chrome & IE extensions), and Kiwi, which I personally found to be a very stable build.
I understand that where the user sees more features & fun, the developers see a cluster f*ck of a project. Brave is know for its privacy and having the most reliable browser and I’m very impressed by what they’ve created. Not to mention that all those cusom features are techincally extensions they’ve already made for us. I dont know any programing but I think that would require reworking the whole app, not to mention that the app runns differently on every one of the million android devices around the world…
I hope we get to experience that sooner than later but I dont think theres going to be a big rush for that any time soon.