Collapse HTML elements with blocked source attributes (Disabled)Ĭause iframe and img elements to be collapsed if the URL of their src attribute is blocked. New Tab Page Demo Branded Wallpaper (Disabled) This is not needed and even when wallpapers look nice, it is an identifier. New Tab Page Branded Wallpapers (Disabled) Reduce the amount of information available in the User-Agent request header. Reduce User-Agent request header (Enabled) HTTPS-First Mode Setting (Enabled)Īdds setting chrome://settings/security to opt-in to HTTPS-First Mode. Privacy Review (Enabled)Įnables a subpage in Settings that helps the user to review various privacy settings. Prevents extensions from sharing a process with each other.
Strict-Origin-Isolation (Enabled)Įven this is an experimental security mode, it strengthens the site isolation policy. Prevents non-secure contexts from making sub-resource requests to more-private IP addresses. To enable experimental QUIC protocol support, this is already well-supported by AdGuard and by NextDNS. (Enabled)Ĭonceal local IP addresses with mDNS hostnames Experimental QUIC protocol (Enabled) Hardware Secure Decryption (Disabled)Įnable/Disable on Windows! the use of hardware secure Content Decryption Module (CDM) for protected content playback. Enable Reader Mode (Disabled)Īllows viewing of simplified web pages Allow invalid certificates for resources loaded from localhost (Enabled)Īllows request to localhost over HTTPS even when an invalid certificate is presented. This overrides the built-in software rendering list and enables GPU-acceleration on unsupported system configurations. Then head through the following: Override software rendering list (Enabled)
Start up your Brave browser and type brave://flags which will allow you to make it a bit more privacy-friendly and improve security.
Thankfully, Brave is open-source and there are ways to hardening the entire setup! All of which made me look twice before I trust the browser.
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