montanacas.blogg.se - Brave web browser

See CONTRIBUTING.md for tips and guidelines about contributing.

We'd love to have your help so that we can continue improving Brave. You can ask for help,ĭiscuss features you'd like to see, and a lot more. Join the Q&A community if you'd like to get more involved with Brave. Both the Beta channel and Developer channel are already using the brave-core code-base. This will be deprecated as we move to brave-core. The Muon version of Brave has only one active release channel: Release. You can also visit our website to get the latest stable release (along with a more user-friendly download page). To download the latest release, see our releases page. If you're experiencing issues with Brave or would like to contribute, please check out the new code-base insteadįor other versions of our browser, please see:

The newer version of the browser ( brave-core) can be found here.ĭevelopment is being wound down on this version as issues are migrated to the new code-base

For users of other browsers, that are extensions that enable a similar functionality - you can get that for Safari here, Chrome here and Firefox here.Desktop browser for macOS, Windows, and Linux.ĭeprecation notice: this repository is for the older Muon (our fork of Electron) version of Brave. The new feature is available with Brave 1.4 from the official site here. Wayback Machine says the new one-click access to archived versions of web pages is available for a total of 15 different HTTP error codes, including 404, 408, 410, 451, 500, 502, 503, 504, 509, 520, 521, 523, 524, 525, and 526. It will then perform an automated Wayback Machine lookup, and take you to that page if an archived version is available. The feature is pretty cool: when you run into a page that doesn’t exist (404 error), Brave will show a prompt asking if you would like to check for a saved/archived version on the Wayback Machine. The tool is available on this link, but it’s now getting integrated into the Brave browser.īrave and Wayback Machine announced yesterday that the Wayback Machine is getting an integrated right into the Brave browser. Wayback Machine is a really incredible tool on the web that archives the web, and lets users go back in time whenever they want.