[Defeat]

I like the internet explorer more, is this worth the switch?

[Oni]

Haven't stopped using Brave. BAT/ads are gimmicky, but it's still my go-to browser.

[mothered]

Haven't stopped using Brave. BAT/ads are gimmicky, but it's still my go-to browser.

I can't handle the sight of ads.

I apply every setting and plugin until they're completely disabled.

[Oni]

Recently Brave added "tab groups" as a feature. Before, it's possible it could be enabled as a browser flag. Now it's enabled by default, which might be nice if you have >10 tabs.

[Jiggly]

Recently Brave added "tab groups" as a feature. Before, it's possible it could be enabled as a browser flag. Now it's enabled by default, which might be nice if you have >10 tabs.

How does this work? I'm not seeing it at the moment. Unless I need to update Brave...

[Oni]

Recently Brave added "tab groups" as a feature. Before, it's possible it could be enabled as a browser flag. Now it's enabled by default, which might be nice if you have >10 tabs.

How does this work? I'm not seeing it at the moment. Unless I need to update Brave...

It's a Brave update. Right click any of your tabs, and you'll see an option labelled "Add tab to new group".

[Jiggly]

Recently Brave added "tab groups" as a feature. Before, it's possible it could be enabled as a browser flag. Now it's enabled by default, which might be nice if you have >10 tabs.

How does this work? I'm not seeing it at the moment. Unless I need to update Brave...

It's a Brave update. Right click any of your tabs, and you'll see an option labelled "Add tab to new group".

Got it! Thanks!

[d4ggm4sk]

Use Brave - Support Sinisterly!

I don't support referral-type scams and I'd never recommend a product/service I don't use myself. That said, I highly recommend using Brave as your browser. I've used it for several months and am thoroughly impressed thus far. The browser is a bloat-free version of Chrome, with a built-in adblocker, and excellent security.

The browser also offers an awesome way to support content creaters (i.e. Sinisterly), via the BAT currency. By using the browser 30 days, they in turn support us by covering hosting. If you're interested in using Brave (and supporting the site), you're welcome to use our referral URL or tip us using BAT.

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Browse with confidence.
If you have any questions or concerns, message me or post below.

Doesnt brave allow you to access the dark web too? or am I wrong? I think that Ive read about brave accessing the dark web.

maybe the dark web is the future

[Jiggly]

Use Brave - Support Sinisterly!

I don't support referral-type scams and I'd never recommend a product/service I don't use myself. That said, I highly recommend using Brave as your browser. I've used it for several months and am thoroughly impressed thus far. The browser is a bloat-free version of Chrome, with a built-in adblocker, and excellent security.

The browser also offers an awesome way to support content creaters (i.e. Sinisterly), via the BAT currency. By using the browser 30 days, they in turn support us by covering hosting. If you're interested in using Brave (and supporting the site), you're welcome to use our referral URL or tip us using BAT.

Referral URL: https://brave.com/sin997


Browse with confidence.
If you have any questions or concerns, message me or post below.

Doesnt brave allow you to access the dark web too? or am I wrong? I think that Ive read about brave accessing the dark web.

maybe the dark web is the future

It allows you to open a new tab with Tor. However, I couldn't say too much about it, having never gone near the dark web myself. I'm not sure the Dark Web will be the future xD

[synec0ha]

brave has built in tor support but if you're actually doing anything that requires anonymity and not just accessing a legal site on the tor net, id recommend proper tor browser.
just tipped some bat btw. took me forever to get 5 bat even with ads as frequent as possible