This takes away control from the owners of the site as well as revenue.
I like some of the ideas of Brave from a user perspective, and dislike others as a webmaster and publisher.īrave's idea is to replace advertisement on websites with their own, and pay out the revenue earned to publishers, users and the company itself. The feature is limited to individual tab pages but can be quite useful if you want to quickly check sport scores, for updates or things like that without actually leaving the page you are on.īrave is a browser in progress, and it will take a while before the first stable version of the browser gets released. You can move the mouse over any tab open in the browser to display it with transparency without switching to it. The tab preview feature is different as well. The browser does not scroll the tab bar but reduces the size of each tab open in it further and further until you cannot identify a single website anymore open in the browser.īrave's solution improves visibility of individual tabs as they always retain the same width in the browser UI, but reduces it by separating tabs on pages which no option currently to display all open tabs directly. The idea was - probably - to avoid Google Chrome's tab squeezing issues. You can modify this in the preferences but not disable it, and the maximum you can set it to is 20 tabs per page. You see that on the first screenshot of the article, the two bars underneath the address bar show that two tab pages are currently open in Brave. One that you will notice after opening more than six tabs in the browser is that it divides those tabs on pages. Some things are different when you are using Brave. There does not seem to be an option available right now to clear the browsing history or cookies manually or automatically, let alone options to whitelist cookies, setting different search providers (other than Google or DuckDuckGo which ship with Brave), or make simple changes like changing the download directory.
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