Brave’s Latest News on Brave Browser

Brave Search passes 2.5 billion queries in its first year, and debuts Goggles feature that allows users to choose their own search rankings

Brave announces Filecoin integration and more preloaded EVM chains in Brave Wallet

NEAR Foundation and Brave announce partnership to integrate Aurora, an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) on the NEAR protocol, into Brave Wallet

Brave Welcomes 6 Leading DApps to its new Wallet Partner Program

Brave’s use of Direct Mailers

AfrofutureDAO announces partnership with Brave browser to amplify and support indigenous African creators

Brave and Guardian Team Up Again to Integrate the Brave Android Browser with Guardian Firewall + VPN

Brave Browser now Integrates with Solana Blockchain to Expand Web3 Access

First-Party Sets: Tearing Down Privacy Defenses Just as They’re Being Built

Brave 1.38 for iOS Debuts Privacy Hub for a Clearer View of What Brave Blocks on Every Page

Brave and Gemini Expand Partnership to Provide Integrated Custodial Wallet for Brave Rewards on Android

Brave Version 1.38

Introducing Discussions: Real Human Answers in Search Results

De-AMP: Cutting Out Google and Enhancing Privacy

Protecting Against Browser-Language Fingerprinting

Brave now Offers Enhanced Customization with new Sidebar and Custom Tab Backgrounds

“Unlinkable bouncing” for more protection against bounce tracking

Announcing the Brave Swap-stakes crypto sweepstakes. Use the Brave Wallet for a chance to win a Bored Ape NFT.

Brave announces Brave Talk extension, bringing one-click scheduling to Google Calendar

NEAR, MetaBUILD 2, and Brave Head to ETHDenver

Announcing bitFlyer integration for Brave Rewards Android Users in Japan, and major Brave Rewards UI/UX updates on Android

Crypto Goes Mainstream: Introducing Season 4 of The Brave Marketer Podcast

Brave welcomes Annie Lee to its leadership team as its first Chief Marketing Officer

Privacy And Competition Concerns with Google’s Privacy Sandbox

Google’s Topics API: Rebranding FLoC Without Addressing Key Privacy Issues

Google’s Topics API: Rebranding FLoC Without Addressing Key Privacy Issues

STATE OF THE BAT: 2021 Recap and 2022 Outlook

Nouns DAO and Brave: Engaging with the Web3 community to champion transparency and decentralized collaboration

GrabBag 3: Fixing PoolParty, Improving Fingerprinting Protections, More Debouncing, and Less Chromium

Brave Passes 50 Million Monthly Active Users, Growing 2x for the Fifth Year in a Row

Partitioning Network-State for Privacy

Brave Wallet Beta Release now Available on Android and iOS, Enabling Mobile Users to Test Crypto Access

Preventing Pool-Party Attacks

Brave and UC San Diego Announce SugarCoat, A New Solution to Strengthen the Protection of Web Users’ Privacy While Not Breaking Websites

Introducing the Brave Wallet, a Browser-Native Crypto Wallet With No Extension Required

Brave partners with Solana to integrate it into the browser and make it the default for DApp support

Privacy-preserving Brave Search Replaces Google as the Default Search Engine in the Brave Browser

Challenger Brands Take Over Season 3 of The Brave Marketer Podcast

Debouncing

Brave Launches Brave Talk for Privacy-Preserving Video Conferencing

Research Paper: Privacy and Security Issues in Web 3.0

Custom Filter List Subscriptions

AMA with Peter Snyder

Encrypting DNS Zone Transfers

Brave Swap Rewards Program

Brave Passes 36 Million Monthly Active Users

Improving Privacy By Improving Web Compatibility

Brave and Gemini partner to provide an integrated custodial wallet for Brave Rewards users

New Study by MAGNA & Brave Shows That Consumers Are More Likely to Support Brands in Ad Environments Where They Have Control

Grab Bag 2: Permission Lifetimes, Bounce Tracking, and Fingerprinting Protections

BAT Roadmap 2.0: Update 2

The Brave Marketer Podcast Kicks off Season 2 with Marketing Expert from Disney+

Building and releasing the Brave browser to tens of millions of users

Brave Search beta now available in Brave browser, offering users the first independent privacy search/browser alternative to big tech