Brave version 1.93 adds new protections against GPU and graphics-driver fingerprinting that de-identify vendor and renderer strings and randomize WebGL extension lists. These updates aim to reduce the ability of websites and trackers to uniquely identify users through hardware details. The protections are enabled by default on desktop and Android with a staged rollout. Users can adjust or disable these settings per site if needed. View article on AlternativeTo »More about Brave | Brave Alternatives
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