@yoerichofficial@BrendanEich@brave It's now listed on our installation page with the caveat that it's based on an outdated version of Ubuntu: https://t.co/zwnTm5kmGt
@zaneschepke@BrendanEich@hjanuschka@brave@_brianclifton@dhh We do fall back to the basic storage backend if gnome-keyring and kwallet can't be found, but it means that cookies & passwords are stored in plaintext on disk, which isn't ideal of course.
@BrendanEich@igelblork@rebron There is a strong password generator in Brave gated behind a few prefs (https://t.co/olXOx6Y899), but it sounds like you're asking for it to be in the password manager (https://t.co/rASd1g8vXC)?
@shivan_kaul@gnukeith@privatpartiet@KarlEmilNikka@brave@PryvitKyle The highlighted string is wrong (we need to fix this). It comes from Chromium which also has client-side phishing detection. That's what's described in the highlighted sentence. We disable that part of Safe Browsing in Brave.
@BrendanEich@ja_wolski@burnedmind@DaddyWarpig@arthuredelstein I don't know what's going on with yandex, but on my first try, I got ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED too. Tried in Chrome and I ended up on a CAPTCHA. Firefox worked the first time. And now if I reload the page in Brave, it works fine (no CAPTCHA).
@AbbasAlly5@BrendanEich@brave I assume it's the Search CAPTCHA? I've not seen that problem before. Are you able to share a screenshot of the CAPTCHA (there are multiple versions of it, all different) by any chance?
@BrendanEich @mahesh_subham @brave@BraveSupport What we're looking into is to allow Sync users to optionally linking their Sync data to an email address + password, preserving E2E encryption:
- remember your password => you can recover, even if you've lost all your devices
- lose your password and devices => out of luck
@BrendanEich @mahesh_subham @brave@BraveSupport Recovery is tricky when you're dealing with end-to-end encryption. We don't want to ever be in a position to be able to read your Sync data.