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Since the Brave repository is added to the system, your installed Brave version will be updated when you update your Ubuntu system. Now update the system and install Brave: sudo apt update & sudo apt install brave-browser Installing Brave browser on Ubuntu and Debian based distributionsįor Ubuntu and Debian based distributions, here’s what you need to do.įirst, install curl and allow apt over HTTPS: sudo apt install apt-transport-https curlĪdd the Brave repository key to your system: curl -s | sudo apt-key -keyring /etc/apt//brave-browser-release.gpg add -Īnd then add the Brave repository in the directory: echo "deb stable main" | sudo tee /etc/apt//brave-browser-release.list You’ll have to install it through the package manager of your distribution. Get Brave Browser Install Brave browser on Linuxīrave used to provide a snap package but it has been discontinued. If you start using Brave on our invitation, It’s FOSS will get some reward points from Brave. Instead, Brave introduced a payment system that allows readers to pay certain amount to their favorite websites either automatically or manually.īrave is also working on an option to enable users to ‘opt for ads’ for their favorite websites. Initially, Brave planned to replace the websites’ ads with its own ‘cleaner ads’. After all, the publisher rely on the income from the ads, don’t they? Brave rewards publishers with its own payment system

But you cannot simply kill ads from the website. That sounds more like the features of a browser plugin, rather than a full-fledged browser, isn’t it?īrave promises that users will be getting a faster, secure, clean and ad-free web browsing.

Privacy: blocks tracking Pixels and tracking Cookies.

Secure browsing: blocks harmful advertising and redirects sites to HTTPS using HTTPS Everywhere.

Fast browsing: by blocking trackers and intrusive ads that slows down the browsing.

The main promised features of Brave are focused on three points:

Keeping privacy, security, performance and ad-annoyance in mind, ex-CEO of Mozilla and creator of JavaScript, Brendan Eich started a new open source web browser Brave.