Brave now provides comparable protections against less-common, more-sophisticated forms of tracking, ensuring Brave users have the best overall privacy protections available. Brave already includes the most aggressive strategy for partitioning DOM storage of any popular browser (giving Brave users extremely strong protections against the most common forms of online-tracking). The TL DRīrave now includes network-state partitioning features, protecting Brave users from an even greater range of online tracking techniques. This post was written by Director of Privacy Peter Snyder. We also thank the many members of the Chromium Team who have done enormous work on the network-state partitioning features described in this post. This post describes work done by Software Engineer Aleksey Khoroshilov and Senior Software Engineer Ivan Efremov. bravespark.This is the fourteenth post in an ongoing, regular series describing new and upcoming privacy features in Brave.

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