It never hurts to have a second browser.Brave Payments (micropayments substituting blocked ads) is a really nice idea, IMO.Brave has very nice privacy / tracking settings by default (PureBrowser could learn a bit).Actually, the CPU being at the limit / fan always on with PureBrowser, was when I finally invested the time to get Brave, just to make sure my Librem 13 is actually capable playing games that were state of the art in the millennium I grew up. Brave seems to be much more efficient with silly Google doodles like this one.Brave plays the audio on twitter videos properly (PureBrowser currently doesn’t).
sudo su # get a root shellĮcho 'kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone=1' > /etc/sysctl.d/nfĮcho "deb buster main" > /etc/apt//brave-buster.listĪs the topic (and/or problems) came up a few times, I thought I write a little guide. For reference, in a nutshell, adapted from here:īecome root, enable kernel user-namespaces, install signature key, add repo, install brave.
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