The Brave browser is a new browser that just got into the market, just like Opera, built on Chromium which is known for blocking all ads on its browser, but it will now allow users who are using their developer version to opt-in to seeing certain ads.
The new ads system embedded on the brave browser pays you to visit websites. Developers and testers using the latest desktop browser build for macOS and Windows.
These users will earn 70% of the revenue share from the ads, although the full details to earn will only be released in the coming weeks.
The new ads system embedded on the brave browser pays you to visit websites. Developers and testers using the latest desktop browser build for macOS and Windows.
These users will earn 70% of the revenue share from the ads, although the full details to earn will only be released in the coming weeks.
HOW DOES IT WORK
Users who choose to see Brave Ads are presented with offers in the form of notifications as they browse the web, which are browser finds appropriate and not disruptive. When users click to engage with these notifications, they’re presented with a full page ad in a private ad tab. Brave Ads are opt in, and do not replace ads on websites. Users can also customize how many ads they would like to see.
However, in the future, Brave plans to allow the funds to be used for premium content and services, or to be withdrawn for personal use.
How to Participate in Brave Ads
Download the developer build for brave here, and then opt into Brave Rewards.
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