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The fairly new Brave browser

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Got tired of all the pop up ads the other browsers allow and Brave, a free browser, stops most of those pesky ads. After trying it, I like it! easy to train it for your needs. I hate Edge, to pushy and Chrome doing pop up ads, Firefox the same. Worth a try if your not a die hard MS fan. :encouragement: PJ
 
Got tired of all the pop up ads the other browsers allow and Brave, a free browser, stops most of those pesky ads. After trying it, I like it! easy to train it for your needs. I hate Edge, to pushy and Chrome doing pop up ads, Firefox the same. Worth a try if your not a die hard MS fan. :encouragement: PJ

As long as it lets you log in to BCF that's all that really matters, right?
 
I have been using Brave for almost a month now and really like it - it is faster too and uses less resources. Have not gone down the monetize route and there is a few things it won't do - Chromecast apparently only has a work around - so, back and forth between it and Chrome
 
We're using an Android device (K-III Pro) to watch the F-1 events on Sky News, there's always a plug for Brave on a banner at the bottom of the screen. Chrome is the browser on that device so not sure what/who is responsible for the banner. Tried to load Brave on these Linus machines but haven't had any joy there. Reluctant to load it on da 'mits' Win work machine, any disruption to her work flow would put me in th' kennel.
 
Tried to load Brave on these Linus machines but haven't had any joy there.
That surprises me. I went to Brave's "how to install on Linux" page and just cut and pasted the commands into a terminal. It installed but didn't give me a launch Icon on Mint's main menu. I did find find brave browser script in /opt/brave.com/brave/, but every time I double click that it asks if I want to run the script. Choosing "run" finally gets Brave running.

https://brave-browser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installing-brave.html#linux


P.S. I don't feel any speed increase over Chrome.
 
That surprises me. I went to Brave's "how to install on Linux" page and just cut and pasted the commands into a terminal. It installed but didn't give me a launch Icon on Mint's main menu. I did find find brave browser script in /opt/brave.com/brave/, but every time I double click that it asks if I want to run the script. Choosing "run" finally gets Brave running.

https://brave-browser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installing-brave.html#linux




P.S. I don't feel any speed increase over Chrome.

Only gave it cursory attempt once, mostly out of curiosity. may get more serious about it at some point but Chrome works fine.
 
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