Apart from these, Brave features an inbuilt ad-blocker, a third-party tracker disabled, and fingerprinting protection. It is built on top of Chromium so it has all the usual Google Chrome extension-support and Chrome flags available. It offers several useful privacy protection features and is known for its blazing-fast performance. Brave is the recent addition to the array of browsers for Ubuntu.
It is an open-source project and is based on chromium. You might want to try turning off hardware acceleration and see if that makes a difference, but it probably won’t). Brave browser is one of the most popular Linux browsers. the cursor was in hardware - I think Motorola Macs did, and Commodore Amiga) - there’s nothing you can do about it - annoys the crap out of me - 'cause I always pick my own special cursor set (Comix series - because they have left handed ones - and - they have REALLY big ones that scale up well - and I have really crap eyesight ) - and they do NOT work in Chromium or Chrome (and not Edge either, so I’m guessing not in Brave or Opera either)… Most Chromium based browsers implement their own cursor (much like propietary Operating Systems used to do - i.e.
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