Windows 10: Brave Browser : Internet In Your Control!

Secure, Fast & Private Web Browser with Adblocker | Brave Browser

"Brave Browser" is based on the same open-source Chromium code ( by Google ) as a number of other browsers. It's time to try & be brave with "Brave Web Browser" for a number of reasons:

1. A strong promise of privacy & a much more private window i.e. "Private Window With Tor"

2. Strong Ad & Tracking blocker with optional '' Brave Rewards Ads'' which adopts a requesting mode of advertisement rather than bombarding web pages / content, aiming to reward content creators in the real sense.

( You shall like to increase per hour ads viewing from 2 to 5 because the ads are very friendly & payout you for viewing them! Be a little generous awarding / paying them back to your favorite "Brave Verified Content Creator" )

3. Automatically Upgrading sites to HTTPS wherever possible.

4. Says In-built Torrent & Magnet support ( but did not try on my own.)

5. An in built "WAYBACK MACHINE ( Internet Archiving )" Prompt on " Error 404 : Page Not Found" ( Page taken down)

6. Claims supporting "Chrome Web Store & Extensions". Also commits that it gave a quick view & test to some of them but warns against them in a general way as we all are aware.

So,

A Fast, Secure, Private & All In One Web Browser is waiting for you!

( Referral download codes & monetary benefits are available for content creators with THEM! )

IN MY OPINION :

1. One should always keep away from Crypto Wallets, Crypto Currencies, etc.

2. Everyone should keep at least two browsers. The one dedicated for financial activities, should be configured tightly for security with bare minimum Setup, Permissions & Functions.

FIND YOUR TRUTH : Licensing some way related to Mozilla Foundation ( The makers of Firefox, Thunderbird, etc. )

Thanks.

:)

 

Brave Browser


I recently started using Brave because Firefox was tediously slow.
Everything worked fine until I used <Ctrl><Insert> to copy a URL & Brave enlarged the top area with the Browser Menu, the search/URL bar & tab-headers and I can't find a way to undo it. Any suggestions?

PS Via the menu you can add a menu.

 

Unable to set Brave browser as default browser in Windows 10

Brave is a new web browser from Brendan Eich (the inventor of the JavaScript programming language). I installed it yesterday on my Windows 10 (Enterprise edition, 64-bit) PC and want to set it as the default web browser to open web links/URLs.

When I went into system settings on my Windows 10 (64-bit OS) PC, I don't see it in the options at all. It only shows Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer:

  



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Can anyone suggest as to why my computer is unable to detect Brave as a web browser application and hence not populating in the drop down? Or if there is any other way to set the default browser setting for a newly installed browser on a Windows 10 PC?

 

Do you use the Brave browser?

I use Brave and its a good browser with a couple of caveats: a) don't use the sync feature until Brave gets around to fixing it. At the moment it is the cause of much angst; b, if you download torrents, you need to go in to the Brave settings and disable using Brave to download, i.e., use whatever torrent app you currently use and not Brave. The reason is that the Brave browser downloads torrents to RAM and as soon as you turn off the browser the torrents are gone. This has also caused a lot of angst. c) Also, the Brave BAT wallet may not work for you if you're in to the crypto side of things. Reports of lost tokens have also - get ready - caused a lot of angst. Suggest you check out the Brave Community. Brave has lots of tickets to deal with.