- Mar 29, 2018
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Latest Brave Nightly update
Version 1.10.9 Chromium: 81.0.4044.122 (Official Build) nightly (64-bit)
Version 1.10.9 Chromium: 81.0.4044.122 (Official Build) nightly (64-bit)
I know is not related with nightly version, but is something wrong with Brave Beta and his update services?
I realized yesterday in SysInternals Autoruns that is flaged suspicios on VT...maybe FP or not?
This is lucrative for me to try Brave nightlyBrave Nightly latest update. Enjoy Brave lovers!
Version 1.10.19 Chromium: 81.0.4044.129 (Official Build) nightly (64-bit)
Also, a fix is in for adblocking on YouTube:
fanboynz
Sorry for the delay, we’re landing a fix in Nightly soon.
Outline: We had hard-coded cosmetic filtering, which is causing the issue.
Fixes: Now that cosmetic filtering is landing, I’ve got a PR: https://github.com/brave/brave-core/pull/4916 2 to remove these. It should’ve landed sooner, but its now coming to Nightly.
Might have been mentioned elsewhere but the latest CCleaner now supports Brave! (5.66.7705) Which is a nice touch?
and more private
May have to give the Windows 10 version a try.
I guess you could say at least very private, if not more, and supposedly more secure on the Chromium building blocks. Though despite all the attention Firefox gets for being less secure than Chrome you don’t hear of massacres of Firefox users.Firefox maybe has more protection available, if configured. Brave hits the sweet spot out of the box.
I guess you could say at least very private, if not more, and supposedly more secure on the Chromium building blocks. Though despite all the attention Firefox gets for being less secure than Chrome you don’t hear of massacres of Firefox users.
I’m not a big configurer. Don’t mess with flags and the rest much. Just whatever is in the settings menu. I haven’t crossed a site that broke on Firefox Quantum engine, but I’m not much of a browser. I never ‘surfed the net’ like other people. So maybe Firefox is good enough for me, but I’m also just curious enough to try others. I’d honestly stick to Chrome if google was still the hip google of old, and not the dystopian overlord.I just had issues with Firefox because it can be finicky on some websites (broken functionality.) And the configuration options can be overwhelming. My two reasons for giving up on it.