Introduction Brave is a privacy-focused web browser that offers users control over ads, trackers, and data collection. One feature that some users find intrusive is search suggestions. These are real-time query completions that appear as you type in the address bar. While useful for some,…
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Introduction Browsing without images can save bandwidth, speed up page loading and reduce distractions. Brave, built on Chromium, offers several ways to disable or block images on desktop and mobile. This article explains each method in detail so you can choose the one that best…
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Overview of Printing in Brave Printing web pages directly from the Brave browser involves a combination of native print dialog options and Brave-specific settings. This article will guide you through every step— from invoking the print dialog to fine-tuning margins, layout, headers/footers, background graphics and…
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Understanding SSL Certificates in Brave Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates are digital credentials that establish encrypted connections between your browser and websites. Brave, built on Chromium, uses the same certificate management system as Google Chrome. Proper management of these certificates helps ensure that you only…
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Introduction This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to activate experimental features in the Brave browser. Experimental features, often referred to as “flags,” allow you to test upcoming functionalities before they reach the stable release. Enabling these features can enhance performance, unlock new capabilities,…
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Introduction Brave is a privacy-focused web browser that offers fast performance, built-in ad and tracker blocking, and extensive customization. On a shared device, you may want each person to have separate browsing histories, bookmarks, extensions, and settings. This article explains two main approaches to setting…
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Introduction When using the Brave browser for video conferencing or voice calls, you may need to configure your microphone and camera settings to ensure optimal performance. Brave, built on Chromium, offers granular control over site permissions, allowing you to allow, block, or ask each time…
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Introduction The Brave browser is known for its privacy features and speed, but sometimes you may need to control whether websites can run JavaScript. JavaScript powers interactive elements on many pages, yet it can also introduce security or performance concerns. This article explains, in detail,…
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Introduction Brave is a privacy-focused web browser that offers robust security and ad-blocking features. By default, Brave saves files to a system-defined Downloads folder. However, you may prefer to organize your files in a custom location—for instance, a cloud-synced directory or an external drive. This…
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Introduction Brave’s home page offers a powerful Quick Access panel that lets you reach your favorite sites in a single click. Whether you’re a casual browser or a power user, configuring Quick Access can streamline your workflow, reduce tab clutter, and bring efficiency to every…
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