By popular request: Brave now has Containers!
In Brave for desktop, you can now separate your browsing sessions with a couple of clicks.
Here's what this means...
Cookie pop-ups are aggravating and could be used to track you even if you don’t click “Accept.” That’s why Brave takes the safer approach: blocking the pop-ups from appearing altogether.
🦁 Brave browser's latest update introduces a container feature to isolate tabs with separate cookies and storage, allowing multiple logins and testing. It's the first Chromium-based browser to offer this, enhancing user convenience.
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"But Brave, how do you force paste on a site that blocks the right-click menu too?"
Well, good news: You can now force the context menu to open on a site with Shift + Right Click! 🎉
Some websites stop you from pasting information into fields. But Brave fixes this.
In Brave, just right-click the field and select "Force Paste."
This bypasses the website's block and pastes the information normally. 🪄
We're excited to release Containers, one of the most-requested features by our users.
Whether you're juggling work and personal accounts, or just want cleaner, more organized browsing, this is for you.
Update Brave on desktop to v1.92 to get started with Containers.
Note that this feature is being rolled out in phases over a few days, so if you don’t see it on your platform yet, please check back soon.
