Sounds like somebody, somewhere, broke the Internet today. Do you use Brave's dark theme, and happen to be noticing odd issues with the pages you visit today? If so, I'd love to know if you have the Adobe Acrobat extension installed in brave://extensions/. If not, any others?

So excited to share that Brave Search is now open to all! Read more at brave.com/brave-search-beta/, or get right to searching at search.brave.com.

"This is customer service at its finest. Just makes me more pumped about how awesome Brave is." I got this in an email from a user today after a brief discussion in Twitter DMs, followed by a Zoom call. This is the impact we aim to deliver with each interaction 🙂

Just added another BAT purchase to the Transparency page. This is our largest to date: 172.4K tokens. Learn more at brave.com/transparency. When advertisers run ads with fiat, we use those funds to buy tokens. Those tokens are then distributed to participants of Brave Ads.

You no longer need to use Authy for two-factor authentication with Uphold. You can now use Google Authenticator (and more). I know a few @brave users who will be happy with this news 🙂 Thanks, Uphold!

One thing I really love about @Brave is that if you raise an issue on Twitter, we will hear and address it. If you file an issue on GitHub, we will see and address it. We don't require you to jump through any hoops to give feedback; we aim to be wherever you are.

I spent a few hours today just reviewing Brave efforts in 2018, and thinking about what we'll do in 2019. I'm so excited for what lies ahead. I don't have anybody to tell this to—since it's the middle of the night—so I'm telling you, Twitter. 2019 will be a game-changer 😉

The @brave and @AttentionToken model still gets me excited. I mean, the entire thing is optional—users of Brave get a no-ads experience by default. Opting in results in no data-leakage—it all happens on your device via machine-learning. And you're paid 15%-70% for your attention!

IT'S OVER 9000! Has @brave gone Super Saiyan?