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• Which Browsers Will Keep Flash
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• Brave Browser Flash
• Brave Browser Flash Plugin

Brave is only supported on 64-bit AMD/Intel architectures (amd64 / x86_64).

Waves for mac os. The current signing keys are also available from https://brave.com/signing-keys.

The Brave browser is a fast, private and secure web browser for PC, Mac and mobile. Download now to enjoy a faster ad-free browsing experience that saves data and battery life by blocking tracking software. Brave is described as 'Web Browser is a fast, free, secure web browser with a built-in ad blocker., tracking and security protection, and optimized data and battery experience' and is one of the leading apps in the Web Browsers category. There are more than 100 alternatives to Brave for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac, Android. Brave will allow users to run Flash on websites on a per-session basis until it’s fully deprecated, at which point it will be disabled by default. In the interim, if you visit a site that requires Flash, you will be prompted to allow Flash to run for this session unless the site migrates to open web standards, in which case the site will appear normally.

Release Channel Installation

Debian 9+, Ubuntu 16.04+ and Mint 18+

If you get gnutls_handshake() errors after adding the Brave repository on Debian 9, you may need to uninstall old conflicting packages.

Fedora 28+, CentOS/RHEL 8+

OpenSUSE 15+

Snap

You can find Brave on the Snapcraft Store, butwhile it is maintained by Brave Software, it is not yet working aswellas our official packages. We currently recommend that users who are able to useour official package repositories do so instead of using the Snap.

Beta Channel Installation

Debian 9+, Ubuntu 16.04+ and Mint 18+

Fedora 28+, CentOS/RHEL 8+

OpenSUSE 15+

Nightly Channel Installation

Debian 9+, Ubuntu 16.04+ and Mint 18+

Fedora 28+, CentOS/RHEL 8+

OpenSUSE 15+

Unofficial packages

NOTE: While we recommend you to use our official packages, there’s a sectionfor unofficial package in the case where we don’t ship packages for yourdistribution. App maker for mac. These packages are community maintained, and therefore we take noresponsibility for them.

Manjaro

Arch

The Arch packages are available as brave-bin, brave-beta-bin andbrave-nightly-bin in the Arch User Repository. To install it, you’ll need touse an AUR helper, such asyay.

Solus

The Solus package is a repackaging of the .deb file in to the Solus software format (.eopkg). It is currently maintained by Jacalz.

One of Brave Browsers best assets is its speed. Blocking ads by default, and earning crypto-currency while doing so, is pretty enticing when coming from other memory hog browsers like Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.

But can we make it even faster than the out-of-the box experience? Let’s take a look at the more advanced options deep within Brave Browser.

Get the latest version of Brave Browser

Which Browsers Will Keep Flash

First of all, we need to make sure we are on the latest stable version of Brave Browser. You can download it here. Some of the features we will be enabling are experimental in nature, so to help avoid any major bumps, upgrade to the most recent stable build.

Bring up the Flags menu

We can tinker with experimental options within Brave Browser by bringing up the flags menu. Simply type in “brave://flags” in the search bar of Brave Browser to enable to long list of options. You are greeted with a warning about the features being experimental and potentially dangerous to your privacy and security settings. We are going to be careful to not change any settings relating to those. We are mostly looking at changes to improve speed.

Enable Parallel Downloading

This flag can be changed on all versions of Brave Browser and one of the first that should be enabled. By enabling Parallel Downloads we can significantly accelerate the downloads being done through Brave Browser. This feature also has the added benefit of speeding up videos you might be streaming in the browser, such as Netflix.

Enable GPU Rasterization

If your browsing behavior is heavy in video and images, you might benefit from enabling the “GPU Rasterization” flag in Brave Browser. If you are viewing more text based websites, such as Reddit and forums, it might be best to keep this off. Essentially this flag offloads a lot of the work from the CPU to the GPU which can result in a quicker experience.

Brave Browser Flashback

Enable Smooth Scrolling

Brave Browser Flashing

One common complaint with web browsers and modern day websites is the slow scrolling experience, which can at times be laggy and jittery. Website have such much content on them these days that a lot of websites dynamically load as you scroll downwards. By enabling the Smooth Scrolling flag in Brave Browser, you should see buttery smooth scrolling while navigating your favorite websites.

Enable Back-forward Cache

This feature is highly experimental, but the pay off can be large. This flag, which was introduced in 2019, helps speed up the back and forward buttons by caching the results in memory. This means, if you do click “Back” in your Brave Browser, instead of reloading the page from scratch, the results are already loaded into cache.

Head to Settings

Brave Browser Flash

The last changes are in the settings menu for Brave. Hit the hamburger menu in the top right of Brave, and hit Settings.

Once the Settings menu opens up, on the left hand side you will see Additional Settings. Hit this.

In the Privacy and Security sections, you will see an options called “Preload Pages” – Enable this options

Brave Browser Flash Plugin

We hope you found the above helpful in trying to extract more performance from Brave Browser. Do you have some other settings or flags that you think might help? Be sure to let us know in the comments. As always, please consider tipping out website so we can keep providing useful content on Brave Browser and BAT.