Brave, a chromium-based web browser that boasts an ad-free browsing experience, will now pay users to watch ads. That’s right—the ad-blocking browser will now be running ads, but in a more ...

But they also happen to be a legitimate and important source of income for many Web content publishers. The new Brave browser is taking a rather unconventional stance at fighting ads, mostly by ...

Open source ad-blocking browser Brave is seeking to shake up digital advertising with the unveiling of a new ad model which promises to pay viewers a 70% cut of any promotion they see. Brave ...

Brave's browser, still at version 0.7, speeds up the Web by stripping out not just ads but also other page elements that track online behavior and Web elements used to deliver ads. He hopes to ...

The Brave web browser's primary selling point has been that it wouldn't let websites try to sell users anything — it automatically blocks ads. Now, the company has launched a version of Brave ...

Brave Software officially launched version 1.0 of its Brave web browser on Wednesday ... In addition to Brave Ads, the latest Brave browser automatically blocks third-party ads and trackers.

Expertise Processors | Semiconductors | Web browsers ... you with Brave's crypto-tokens if you view or interact with ads. The key difference from conventional ads is that the browser itself ...

Brave, an ad-blocking web browser with a blockchain-based twist, has started trials of ads that reward viewers for watching them — the next step in its ambitious push towards a consent-based ...

Brendan Eich, the embattled executive that served as Mozilla's CEO for a brief stint in 2014, is back in the news with the launch of a startup called Brave Software. In the world of online ...

The web browser from Brave Software relies on an unusual business model: it strips out ads from websites, replaces them with its own ads, then allows users to send money to sites they like.