It supports modern tabs and windows features (private windows, pinned tabs, auto-unload, drag, and drop, etc.), address bar features such as add bookmark, auto-suggest URLs, searches from the address bar and more.īesides, the Brave browser supports most of Chrome’s extensions in the chrome web store. It enables you to set a default search engine and provides the option to use DuckDuckGo for a private window search. It supports security by enabling users to clear browsing data, comes with a built-in password manager, form autofill, controls content access to the fullscreen presentation, controls site access to autoplay media, and more. It features customizable shields for ad blocking, fingerprinting prevention, cookie control, HTTPS upgrade, block scripts, per-site settings, and more. In terms of speed, it loads pages three times as fast out of the box with nothing to install, learn, or manage. It is a browser where security meets simplicity. Also, written language lacks the emotion behind it.Īs to Brave, I have it installed, no issues here.Brave is a free, fast, secure, and cross-platform web browser aimed at user privacy and security. It can be a somewhat intimidating or disrespectfull but I'm sure most ppl try to answer in the best way they can. Maybe because the forum is community driven and this community has members all over the world and in every age group. It would have been better not to ask them at all.
Sometimes I get an uncomfortable feeling that this forum is for some "gang" who just sitĪnd make fun of others who have a GENUIN CONCERN about having their documents,Īnd after almost 40 years with hell MS WindowsĪnd all that that entailed, it was with great pleasure that I took the step over to Linux.īut as I said: when it comes to questions, it often feels like The person in question made any scientific measurement about its safety?
It's strange, when I ask a serious question, various ridiculous comments comeĪs "answers" What does skateboarding have to do with the matter and has
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