An option that not only is insufficient for customers of some websites (especially some banks), but which results in less power and flexibility and even reduced security/privacy (given the right extensions), as discussed previously.
Since Brave uses Chromium you can use any of the thousands(?) of extensions made for Chrome, including extra privacy extensions. For some that might seem be a little like belt and suspenders, with some overlap, but you can really lock down your browser to protect this way.
In addition to the built-in ad- and web-bug blockers in Brave, I added a few extensions like PixelBlock , which in Gmail stops those one-pixel embedded images in emails which tells senders if you’ve opened the email and when. …
I use them all regularly. Here’s A-J of what’s currently turned on (I have a lot more installed but not turned on until I need them, like Full Page Screen Capture, or dotEPUB, which turns a webpage into an ebook):
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Allow Right Click: Re-enable the possibility to use the context menu on sites that overrides it.
Allow Copy: Allow Copy will re-enable select, copy, paste and right click in any webpage, overriding site settings
BehindTheOverlay: One click to close any overlay on any webs…