The Latest Breaking News from Brave

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Brave Software says it has seen a sharp rise in downloads of its iOS browser since Apple introduced a new default browser choice screen to iOS 17.4.

Brave just launched a version of its browser optimized for Windows 11 on ARM PCs. The new version comes out ahead of the highly anticipated Snapdragon X Elite processor that could be the "holy grail in Windows computing."

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Brave is getting rid of its Strict fingerprint protection mode, as it's breaking websites and actually making users more identifiable.

Brave recently unveiled an AI-powered chatbot dubbed Leo. The chatbot had been in preview for several months, but it's now generally available for all desktop users running version 1.60 of the web browser. According to Brave, Leo will not leverage the user's data to train its AI models.

Following in the footsteps of browsers like Microsoft Edge, Opera One, and Arc Max; Brave users will shortly be welcoming an AI assistant of their own — Leo.