It doesn't do any of this shady nonsense.Īgreed, with the caveat that Firefox does have its own, completely different privacy issues. > Seriously, if you want a browser that gives you control over your data and privacy, use Firefox. The entire money making scheme behind it, while innovative, is a privacy nightmare.

> I've disliked Brave from the beginning.Īs have I. (Btw I wasn't able to repro on Brave because however many times I open, it simply won't register in top sites -.-) 0, top sites db is cleared after clearing all browsing data, so probably not inherited from Chromium. This is actually a database inherited from Chromium, so I'm not sure if the issue is inherited from Chromium.Įdit: Tried this on Chromium. INSERT INTO top_sites VALUES('',0,'Web Store',NULL) INSERT INTO meta VALUES('last_compatible_version','4') ĬREATE TABLE top_sites (url LONGVARCHAR PRIMARY KEY,url_rank INTEGER,title LONGVARCHAR,redirects LONGVARCHAR) INSERT INTO meta VALUES('mmap_status','-1') dumpĬREATE TABLE meta(key LONGVARCHAR NOT NULL UNIQUE PRIMARY KEY, value LONGVARCHAR) $ sqlite3 ~/'Library/Application Support/BraveSoftware/Brave-Browser/Default/Top Sites'.

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Brave browser private mode