Choose the Brave version that matches your device. Desktop builds are available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, while mobile versions are available for Android, iPhone, and iPad. After installation, you can move supported bookmarks, passwords, history, and selected settings from another browser.
Use the mobile version that matches your device. Brave for Android and iOS is designed for everyday browsing on phones and tablets, with mobile navigation, tab management, sync options, and built-in browser privacy controls.
Release is the standard choice for everyday use. Beta introduces features that are closer to a full release, while Nightly receives earlier and more frequent changes. Choose Beta or Nightly only if you want to test newer builds and can accept more frequent changes.
Start with the operating system you use, then choose the matching installation method and release channel. The goal is simple: use the correct desktop or mobile build before moving on to browser setup and data import.
Confirm whether you are using Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iPhone, or iPad, then choose the matching Brave version.
Run the desktop installer or continue through the mobile installation flow, then launch Brave when setup is complete.
Import supported bookmarks, saved passwords, browsing history, and selected settings, then review sync and default-browser preferences.
Brave is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iPhone, and iPad. Choose the installation method that matches the operating system on your current device.
Download the Windows installer, open it, and follow the installation prompts. After Brave starts, you can review default-browser settings and import supported data from another browser.
Yes. Choose the macOS download, complete the installation, and then open Brave to import supported bookmarks, history, passwords, and selected settings if needed.
Linux installation depends on your distribution and package system. Use the method that matches your distribution, architecture, and chosen release channel.
Yes. Brave has mobile versions for Android and iOS devices. Choose the Android or App Store path that matches the phone or tablet you are using.
Release is intended for regular daily use. Beta previews features that are moving toward release, while Nightly receives earlier and more frequent updates for testing.
Brave can import supported data such as bookmarks, browsing history, saved passwords, and selected settings. Available import options depend on the source browser and operating system.
Brave includes Brave Shields, which can block many third-party ads and trackers without requiring a separate basic blocker. Additional extensions remain optional for users with more specialized needs.
