Brave

The Eveses panel in Brave

Brave installs extensions straight from the Chrome Web Store, so the Eveses panel works in it as it does in Chrome.

Numbers start at $0.09. Proxy traffic, captcha solves and inboxes come from the same balance.

ほかにできること

Brave's privacy settings and the panel

Brave already limits WebRTC and fingerprinting through Shields. The panel's WebRTC switch is still useful when Shields are down for a site. Shields do not block the panel itself: it talks only to Eveses, not to the page's trackers.

Routing is browser-wide in Brave, as in every Chromium browser. Brave's private windows with Tor are a separate network and are not affected by the panel's proxy.

Two countries at once with Brave profiles

Each Brave profile keeps its own extensions and its own proxy setting. Add the panel to a second profile and that window can leave from a different country than your main one, which is the closest a Chromium browser gets to Firefox containers.

Installing, once the listing is live

  • Open the Eveses listing on the Chrome Web Store in Brave; the button reads "Add to Brave".
  • Pin the panel from the puzzle-piece menu so it is one click away on sign-up pages.
  • Pair it with your Eveses account using the code from your cabinet; nothing else is needed.

できないこと

  • Routing is browser-wide, as in Chrome.
  • It does not replace Brave Shields; it adds numbers, a proxy country and captcha solving on top.

よくある質問

Do I need to turn Shields off?›
No. Turn Shields down only for a site that breaks with them, as you would anyway.
Does the proxy apply to Tor windows?›
No. Tor windows use the Tor network, not the browser proxy.
Is it the same build as Chrome?›
Yes, Brave runs the Chrome build.

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