Push the Brave VPN SKU to Production (it's already in dev and staging).Finish the Linking page (on ) and deploy to all environments.This area is a work in progress! It will continue to grow as we get closer to rollout Pre-requisites We should enable VPN by default using Griffin ( ) Overall VPN Test plan It's already live for iOS and AndroidĬurrently, folks testing have to enable using brave://flags/#brave-vpn In summarization, over the past few months, Brave Software has been adding a plethora of new features for privacy in the modern web.Before we can go live with VPN, we need to enable the feature by default. Thus possibly making it one of the first Crypto-Powered VPN's to grace us as an in-built feature.Īlso, looking through these 'Flags', you may notice a Dark Theme option. Seemingly, this page is built on BAT, as well. You'll see this prompt asking for email, go ahead and do so if yo desire.Īnd you'll end up at this window after confirmation from the email Brave sends you. Click on 'Buy', albeit it won't have you buy anything. Next, you'll see a new button at the bottom of the window you have open, Click 'Relaunch'.Īfter your browser opens, you will see a new icon next to your extensions at the top-right side of the window. Secondly, set the drop-down ticker switch to 'Enabled'. Firstly, you'll want to open brave://flags on your Browser, and search for 'VPN' in the search bar. I'll be going over the steps to activate it on PC.

It seems my prognosis of it coming to PC faster than expected was seemingly more correct than I had initially anticipated. In my previous post, I detailed how Brave was adding VPN to Android mobiles.

Greetings Devs, Bloggers, and Crypto enthusiasts! Today, I'll be briefly covering some experimental flags in Brave Browser Nightly.

Brave with vpn