Users seeking to reward publishers for quality content can either manually set monthly contributions for individual sites or allow Brave to divide their monthly contribution automatically based on the amount of time that they spent consuming each publisher’s content. “The model will be tipping - a user likes a tweet and can give BAT to the tweeter, and optionally tweet back that he tipped,” the company said, adding that the feature would go live later in the year.Īs CCN.com reported, Twitch streamers and YouTube channel operators, along with website owners, can already register as Brave publishers, allowing them to accept BAT payments from their viewers, readers, or fans. Those thousands of hours you spent crafting witty memes while you should have been doing your algebra homework may finally earn you more than retweets and Reddit karma.ĬNET reports that Brave, the privacy-centric web browser launched by Mozilla co-founder Brendan Eich and funded by an initial coin offering (ICO), plans to roll out Reddit and Twitter tipping to its native cryptocurrency payments system.Īfter manually enabling the payment system through the browser’s settings page, users will be able to link their social media accounts to their in-browser Basic Attention Token (BAT) wallets and both tip and accept tips from other users. Is that really worth celebrating? | Source: Shutterstock

In Brave Browser, when the Cycle Tabs via MRU is DISABLED the CTRL-PAGEUP/DOWN cycling behaviour is as I described in the previous received the equivalent of less than 100 average donations in a two-year period. The other thing my 'mind of their own' fingers like to do sometimes is quickly skip through the open tabs by pressing CTRL-PAGEUP/PAGEDOWN, which should (I think) switch the currently selected tab ONE to the LEFT/RIGHT respectively (including looping around at the first/last tabs) (I'm usually open minded about change, but this is one of my very few 'hills I will die on' opinions 🤣)įortunately Brave (& Firefox) have Switches in the Settings to Enable this mode of operation* (* in Brave the setting is: ' Cycle through the most recently used tabs with Ctrl-Tab') IMHO When you press Ctrl-Tab it should cycle through the Open Tabs in a Most Recently Used (or MRU) order, like in the original Windows MDI design and how it works when you press ALT-TAB in Windows to switch between open programs. So I've been using Windows and Web-Browsers for a long time, so a lot of my keyboard muscle memory is very engrained 🤓

(Where is the best place to make requests of Brave Devs, to change how the browser works?)

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