New Update Brave planning to introduce subscription for customizing the browser?

[Marko :)]

The easiest solution for users that don't want to mess with registry or group policies is to install Firefox.

 

[lokamoka820]

Several scripts / tools are available for doing this, better is to use the Origin version, but not free on Windows, i would never touch these tools, because an update can breaks lot's of things, especially when the main branch version is upgraded 155>156>....., with good policies settings you can already cut lot's of features in regular brave browser.

Does this also apply to Microsoft Edge? I used a third-party script to disable some policies, but I don't know if that will cause problems. Another question: Will known tools that modify system registry/policy settings cause problems on Windows?

 

[Sampei.Nihira]

@lokamoka820

Please forgive me for answering your questions as well.

I’ve always entered policies manually.
In my opinion, it’s easier than using third-party tools.
You won’t run into system issues when the policies you choose to modify are browser-specific.
Usually, you choose policies that enhance privacy and security and reduce annoyances.

You can’t get the most out of Edge without using policies.
In my opinion, Edge is the browser that most needs policies; the browser that least needs them is Firefox (as @Marko :) has already pointed out).

 

[7Oz-64]

@lokamoka820
Sampei is right, and don't use these tools

 

[lokamoka820]

@Sampei.Nihira
I wanted to mention you in my question as well because you and @7Oz-64 were discussing policies, but I replied to his comment because he was the first to mention third-party tools and I forgot to mention you after that, so your answer is welcome as always.