In contrast, today's ad companies track you online from one site to another, building a profile of your behavior and interests that's beyond your control. The key difference from conventional ads is that the browser itself chooses them from a catalog, basing its choices on its observation of your online interests but not sharing that information outside the browser.
Then, in the coming months, a more significant part of the company's plan begins: a system that pays you with Brave's crypto-tokens if you view or interact with ads. "We see users opting in already," Eich said Wednesday.
It's an opt-in system, so you won't see ads unless you specifically enable the feature. It'll expand that test later in June, Brave said in a blog post Tuesday. The startup, co-founded by former Firefox leader Brendan Eich, announced a special test version of Brave that will show about 250 prepackaged ads to those who sign up for an early-access version of the software. I'm not even sure you are here to help me or bite me anymore.Brave, a browser that blocks conventional online ads and strips privacy-invading trackers off the web, has begun testing its own technology for supplying advertisements. Even Brave developers are not able to figure out what is going on here. It seems to be a problem specific to AUR. If you Google the problem, you will see a lot of people are complaining about the same issue. I've commented on AUR, but mixedCase said that he doesn't care about the Brave Rewards program. The problem does not occur in Manjaro, so there is no need for you to support Manjaro for this problem. The version in Manjaro repos certainly undergone some polishing. Those packages certainly are not exact copies of AUR package either. There is Brave and Brave-beta packages in Manjaro repositories. (Shortly, it is a program that pays you money for using Brave)ĭeveloper is Brave Software, co-founders of Mozilla.
Why not seeing ads is a problem? It's because we are paid to view ads.Ĭlearly you haven't even looked at AUR page. The problem of not seeing any ads is %100 reproducable. It sends notifications into your notification centre. It works as long as a Brave tab is opened.
Let me rephrase this: Brave Rewards is not an adblocking software. It's not me not being able to express my problem. If you really think the AUR package is the culprit, the AUR comment page for brave bin would the appropiate place to post the issue there. Most probably what you use on Manjaro is either outdated or exactly the AUR package. Also, there is not brave package in the Manjaro repos. Who is "the developer"? Upstream? If so, it is not "his package" that is in the AUR. What web pages to you surf to that should trigger messages? Your description still is not detailed enough to reproduce the problem.
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