Jan 5, 2019
As we look ahead to 2019 and our upcoming Brave 1.0 release with Brave Ads that will reward users for their attention with Basic Attention Tokens (BAT), we wanted to share some of our 2018 milestones and thank our users and partners for their support during this busy year.
Read this articleDec 22, 2018
Brave Rewards is our anonymous donation system integrated directly into the Brave desktop browser.
Read this articleDec 20, 2018
Along with this update, Brave-verified publishers and creators can customize Tipping Banners for their sites, YouTube channels, or Twitch streams, in order to directly connect with the audiences that wish to seamlessly reward their content.
Read this articleDec 19, 2018
AdLedger, the non-profit research and development consortium building and implementing the blockchain standards for digital advertising, today announced that Brave Software, an innovative privacy browser combined with a blockchain-based digital advertising platform, is joining the collective.
Read this articleDec 13, 2018
The most recent AMA took place on December 12th and featured Ryan Watson, IT & Operations Manager, and Kamil Jozwiak, QA Lead at Brave.
Read this articleDec 12, 2018
We are excited to announce that the latest version of Brave (1.7) for iOS is now available for download at the App Store.
Read this articleDec 7, 2018
New Chromium-based release automatically replaces previous Muon-based version with seamless migration
Read this articleDec 4, 2018
Investigation needed to stop anticompetitive practices that hurt publishers, restrict innovation, and limit consumer choice.
Read this articleDec 3, 2018
Brave and a coalition of more than 30 businesses and organizations urges European Governments to break the deadlock on the ePrivacy Regulation in an open letter.
Read this articleNov 29, 2018
The most recent AMA took place on November 28th and featured Alex Wykoff, User Research at Brave.
Read this articleNov 27, 2018
On September 26, we launched a video contest for Brave-verified online publishers and creators. Participants were asked to upload a video to YouTube in order to celebrate our recent milestone of 4 million monthly active users and explain why they’re excited about our vision and products.
Read this articleNov 26, 2018
The most recent AMA took place on November 21st and featured Luke Mulks, Director of Business Development (and ad tech expert) at Brave.
Read this articleNov 20, 2018
French regulator's decision against Vectaury confirms that IAB "Transparency & Consent Framework" does not obtain valid consent, and illustrates how even tiny adtech companies can unlawfully gather millions of people's personal data from the online advertising "real time bidding system" (RTB).
Read this articleNov 15, 2018
The most recent AMA took place on November 14th with Brian Brown, Brave’s Chief Business Officer.
Read this articleNov 15, 2018
SpeedReader is Brave’s new approach to reader mode, the browser tool that makes web pages more pleasant and less complex to read.
Read this articleNov 6, 2018
Brave presents the case for a US federal privacy law that builds on the GDPR, protecting innovation, interoperability, and supporting US leadership.
Read this articleNov 1, 2018
The most recent AMA took place on October 31st with Jonathan Sampson, Senior Developer Relations at Brave.
Read this articleOct 31, 2018
From November 2-4, 2018, Brave will be at U.C. Berkeley's California Memorial Stadium as one of Cal Hacks' sponsors, alongside leading technology companies.
Read this articleOct 19, 2018
The most recent AMA took place on October 17th with Yan Zhu, Brave's Chief Information Security Officer.
Read this articleOct 18, 2018
Starting today, users who download a new version of the Brave desktop browser from the Brave website will be presented with Brave’s latest browser release, which was recently redesigned and is based on Chromium.
Read this articleOct 18, 2018
Newly Redesigned Chromium-Based Brave Browser Has 22% Faster Load Time than Brave Muon Version, on Average
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