A browser that aims to stand up to Chrome and Firefox, both on computers and mobile devices. In the following lines we are going to see how we can install it from the repository in Ubuntu 16.04, Ubuntu 18.04, Ubuntu 19.04 and Ubuntu 19.10.Īfter 4 years in development, Brave Software has released the first stable version of its Brave web browser.
Brendan Eich, the creator of the JavaScript programming language, is primarily responsible for the project. It also claims to protect the privacy of users by sharing less data than other browsers. This is the stable version of this open source web browser, with blocking ability for online ads and trackers, by default. Let us in the comments what you think about Brave if you decide to try it, it is useful? Is it fast? What’s wrong with it? Let us know.In the next article we are going to take a look at Brave 1.0. Brave reminds me of a less bloated Firefox, that’s the best way to describe it, again, it’s still not better than Chrome but that’s a story for another day. I can’t say I can complain about it, it works and it loads really fast, especially if you are a web developer, programmer, app designer etc. I have been using Brave as a backup browser to test this website or my other projects at least 2-3 times a day, each browsing/testing session lasting me at least a good 20-25 minutes with Brave as my backup browser. My second in command after Chrome is Firefox but Firefox has been disappointing me lately so that is why I finally decided to give Brave a chance. It’s no secret that I prefer Chrome or Chromium browsers for my Ubuntu OS but that doesn’t mean I don’t try the other browsers from time to time. Today we will highlight some reasons why we think the Brave browser might be your go-to way to get on the internet or at very least, it can make a good backup browser when Chrome or Edge are acting up. Hello everyone, you can download Brave for Ubuntu and experience a fresh browser that focuses on automatically disabling trackers and ads to improve your privacy and speed.
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