Brave is a free and open-source web browser developed by Brave Software, Inc. based on the Chromium web browser. The browser blocks ads and website trackers. The company has proposed adopting a Get paid to surf business model in a future version of the browser.
Brave created a new “blockchain-based advertising model that reforms the current system with privacy by design and 70 percent revenue share to users in the form of Basic Attention Tokens (BAT)”. Users may opt-in to view ads to earn BAT which they may convert into digital assets and fiat currencies, or use to support their favorite publishers, content creators, and companies.
According to Brave Software, “ad matching happens directly” on user devices which means that data is not sent to anyone.
Brave Browser 1.93.132 changelog:
[Security] Added validation for Tor bridge list as reported on HackerOne by z3phyrus. (#57599)
[Security] Fixed Widevine install prompt as reported on HackerOne by syarif07. (#57649)
Fixed NoScript MV3 extension incorrectly being migrated to its Brave-hosted MV2 equivalent. (#57760)
Fixed multiple shield icons being displayed in PWA windows after going fullscreen on macOS. (#57349)
Fixed black bar being displayed on the tabs bar when using compact mode in fullscreen on macOS. (#56914)
Upgraded Chromium to 151.0.7922.76. (#57849)
Brave 1.93.134 changelog:
Added migration of browser level extension settings for Brave-hosted MV2 extensions. (#57454)
Fixed “getSupportedExtensions” overlap between “WebGL” and “WebGL2”. (#57736)
Upgraded Chromium to 151.0.7922.108.
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