Brave Software releases Origin for a paid, bloat-free browsing experience
Brave says the one-time $59.99 license activates Origin on up to 10 devices while keeping its built-in Shields privacy protections.
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Brave is charging $60 for a version of its browser that removes the features you probably never wanted
Brave says its new "Origin" package delivers a premium web experience, but the one-time fee applies to all supported platforms except Linux. The San Francisco-based company developed Origin in response to user demand, pitching it as a fast, private browsing tool, and a new way to financially sustain the broader...Read Entire Article
Brave Origin has just been launched as a new alternative for those who consider that modern browsers are increasingly loaded with unnecessary resources. Brave Software's proposal is simple: to offer a cleaner, minimalist and privacy-focused version, eliminating features that many users never use. The ad drew attention for a curious reason. While most companies add new features to justify higher subscriptions and prices, Brave Origin charges just…
Brave Origin does less than Brave, but it costs money. • The authors promise privacy protection without bloatware and telemetry. • Linux users can use it for free, though.
Brave Software Launches Origin, a Paid Bloat-Free Version of Brave Without Crypto, AI, and Rewards Features
Brave Software has introduced Brave Origin, a paid version of the Brave browser that removes features related to cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, rewards, and other monetization methods. The browser can be downloaded separately or as an upgrade to existing Brave installations.The one-time license costs $59.99 and supports up to 10 devices. Linux users can access Brave Origin for free. Brave describes Origin as tailored for users who want…
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