This command will result in two URLs being given to the user for direct download(which can be fetched ie.

Suggests these packages:Īdvised to wait with installing them unless the user knows how to get copies of these files for storage in the vault after installation through ie. Reading on the Brave Browser website 'brave dot com slash linux', wayback machine archive 'id': 20220222142829.įor 'Debian 9+, Ubuntu 16.04+ and Mint 18+', with Debian 9+ it includes Debian 10 which is assumed. there will be a plan how to get brave browser installed.In short if goal is achieved, each time Brave Browser is used on a qube: in a vault qube that has no 'NetVM' or 'Networking' interface enabled whatsoever per design principle to keep private data private) that are later copied to an AppVM to prevent having to download the files again each time a target qube is restarted.

Goal: In an updated Debian 10(oldstable as of ) prepare files to be held in local storage(ie. This section is about searching for a way to keep local copies of the files needed to install the Brave Browser on local storage, then using them on an AppVM to save the bandwidth needed to download the files after each restart of a target qube.

Software information background: For a relatively updated Qubes OS(installed using 4.0.4 iso) where Debian 10 has been updated on UTC time. This might be a hard project and one might have to be very careful for what might be obvious reasons(if this is not obvious for the person reading this at this moment, please use the 'Discuss' page) Token system and how it works in relation to the advertisements provided by the browser.Compiling from source to investigate whether a specific version of the software runs after compilation.Comparison to other browsers in saving internet bandwidth when visiting pages.If you are a user, a developer or just a party interested in the browser help is welcome.īold is being used in a pedagogical manner in an attempt to make it easier to skip parenthesis areas. This is a resource about the Brave Browser.

Brave web browsers