And that’s doubly true on slower or laggier connections where every bit counts, or older devices where every stray CPU cycle or bit of RAM rapidly adds up… Brave team ( read more) It prevents all third-party scripts from collecting user data on the user’s bandwidth.īecause Brave blocks third party all of that out of the box, it’s considerably faster than other browsers. As a result, users have access to a safer and quicker internet.īrave claims to offer quicker Internet access. Brave completely eliminates it by banning invasive adverts and trackers that collect users data. While Chrome and other web browsers block unwanted adverts while ignoring user privacy, information such as online activity and behaviour is sold to advertisers and other third-party companies. It contains practically all of the capabilities of popular web browsers like Chrome and Firefox, plus added security against advertisements, online spying, and other threats. Version | | Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTC Other Additional Information:Ĥ.Brave is a cross-platform, open-source Chromium-based web browser with a focus on privacy. FF is always default browser till it will be deleted (no matter that we make Brave default from the settings)Īlways Brave version (brave://version info)īrave | 1.16.68 Chromium.Then Brave still default after install, but still asks to set default every run (at least might be ability to turn this behaviour off) Steps to Reproduce Gives: no alternatives for gnome-www-browserįor me helps installing Firefox via snap (not via apt as before) Sudo update-alternatives -config gnome-www-browser
If I’ll install FF again, FF became default automatically. I didn’t found where to disable this check (but it needed). If I delete second browser - Firefox, Brave became default browser, but every time on start it asks to set Brave as default.
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