Introduction The Brave browser offers a fast, privacy-focused browsing experience. One powerful feature is the ability to create and switch between multiple profiles. Each profile keeps its browsing data, bookmarks, extensions and settings separate, making it easier to maintain distinct workflows for work, personal use,…
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Introduction Brave’s address bar is designed to streamline your browsing by offering auto-suggestions drawn from search engines, browsing history and bookmarks. Although these suggestions can be helpful, they may pose privacy concerns or simply become a distraction. This article walks you through every step needed…
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Introduction Push notifications are an essential feature that allow websites and web applications to send timely updates directly to your desktop or mobile device, even when the browser is minimized or running in the background. Brave, a privacy-focused web browser, includes robust controls for managing…
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Overview Brave is built on Chromium, which means it shares many under-the-hood features with Google Chrome—including experimental flags, developer tools and support for Chrome extensions. While Brave doesn’t offer a direct “animation speed” slider in its normal settings, you can still customize or disable animations…
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Introduction Geolocation allows websites to request your physical location, enhancing services like maps, weather updates or local search results. Brave Browser provides granular controls to enable or disable geolocation per site or globally. This article explains how to manage location permissions in Brave on desktop…
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Understanding Cookie Management in Brave Brave is a privacy-focused browser that offers granular control over how cookies are handled. Cookies are small data files that websites store on your device to remember preferences, login status, and tracking information. Adjusting cookie settings for specific sites helps…
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Introduction This article explains how to configure accessibility preferences in the Brave browser. Accessibility settings help users with visual, motor or cognitive challenges to browse the web more comfortably. Brave is built on Chromium, so many of its accessibility options mirror those found in Chrome,…
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Introduction Brave browser includes a built-in PDF reader that lets you view PDF documents directly in your browser, without the need for external software. Depending on your workflow, you may prefer to use this integrated reader or opt to download PDF files for viewing in…
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Understanding Cross-Tracking What is cross-tracking Cross-tracking occurs when third-party scripts and cookies on one website follow you as you browse across multiple domains. Advertisers and data brokers build profiles of your preferences by correlating data points from various sites. Why block cross-tracking Privacy: Prevents unwanted…
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Introduction The Brave browser offers a built-in Sync feature that keeps your bookmarks, history, passwords and settings consistent across all of your devices. While this can be convenient for many users, others may prefer to manage data sharing manually or prioritize privacy by disabling automatic…
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