Mar 8, 2021
You can learn quite a bit about a browser from observing the requests it makes in its first moments with a new user profile. Often, a cursory examination will tell you a great deal about how the browser thinks about, and handles, user privacy and security.
Apr 24, 2020
Last year I did a review of several popular desktop browsers, focusing exclusively on what they do when you launch the browser for the first time. Today I decided to take a look at various browsers available on iOS 13…
Feb 6, 2020
Google recently announced that their Chrome Web browser will — with luck, and if a bunch of other conditions come to pass — probably start blocking third-party cookies.
Sep 18, 2019
What this post explores today is how browsers behave by default, on their first-run, with no preexisting user profile. By default, Brave blocks third-party trackers (and the ads that rely on them). It also prevents fingerprinting, auto-play of media, crypto-mining, and access to media input devices.
If your download didn’t start automatically, click here.
Click “Save” in the window that pops up, and wait for the download to complete.
Wait for the download to complete (you may need to click “Save” in a window that pops up).
Click the downloaded file at the bottom left of your screen, and follow the instructions to install Brave.
Click the downloaded file at the top right of your screen, and follow the instructions to install Brave.
Click the downloaded file, and follow the instructions to install Brave.
During setup, import bookmarks, extensions, & passwords from your old browser.
Download Brave mobile for privacy on the go.
Click this file to install Brave
Click this file to install Brave
