Brave is a new browser that offers protection for your privacy and supports the installation of Chrome extensions. Also as you already know it comes with built-in support for torrent sites downloading and video streaming.
The browser allows not only the experienced downloaders but also for complete beginners to download torrents immediately, without any hassle.
With the emergence of fast internet, fast data transfer tools and video streaming services were also needed.
This resulted in the Browne browser. It began at the beginning of last year, and originally designed to protect your privacy. The application from this month began using the Chromium engine.
Brave used the Chromium engine from the beginning, but did not use it for the application UI. The company's developers had developed the Muon, a custom "safer" fork of Electron, and used it for the user interface of the browser.
The company announced plans to replace Muon in Chromium at the beginning of 2018 and apparently managed to make it happen shortly before time runs out. So Brave's latest releases use Chromium for both the user's performance and user interface.
The company he says that this move has several advantages: the initial benchmarks indicate that the load time improved on average by 22% compared to the versions used by Muon UI. The benefits are worth mentioning that the new browser supports Chrome extensions.
Those interested can download that extension they want from the Chrome Web Store.
Download the application from the official website
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