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What apps have you tried to "de-google" yourself?
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Brave is google
No. Brave builds on top of the Chromium engine which is from Google but open source.
So, it depends on google
No it doesn't. If Google stops supporting it, the community forks it and continues development. Has happened often in the past.
You can't just fork a browser engine. You need a lot of resources to keep one alive. The only browser engine that I know of which was successfully forked was goanna. And that's a gecko fork from when it wasn't even multithreaded, and it still took years.