It also blocks highly identifying APIs.īlock browser-language and font fingerprinting: Brave further strengthens its fingerprinting protections by preventing users from being identified based on preferred browser language. For example, Brave randomizes APIs that are vulnerable to fingerprinting to ensure both privacy and site functionality. Randomizing browser APIs: Brave prevents sites from tracking you based on your browser fingerprint by slightly randomizing (or occasionally removing) the browser features trackers use to follow you. what’s used with cookies), but replace with a temporary, auto-deleted storage that still allows sites to function. Brave can see through this evasion, and stop it from happening.īlock cross-site cookies, and thus prevent site-to-site tracking.Įphemeral storage: Block third-party application storage (e.g. Learn more about Brave’s “SugarCoat” work with UC San Diego.ĬNAME uncloaking: Some third-party trackers use cloaking tactics to hide where code really comes from, and circumvent ad blockers.Resource replacement: Brave will block-and-replace problematic resource scripts with a stripped-down, more private version that still allows the page to function. Available in Standard and Aggressive mode. Third-party ad & tracker blocking, on every page you visit. And Shields are a core part of that protection. By default, Brave has the strongest privacy protections of any popular browser.
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