Brave Nightly

I am way better than @brave and it's not even close!

Now in Brave Nightly, the split-view borders follow your browser theme. So it's no longer just the orange color.

@aryan21594 It stops different decentralized sites from accessing each other’s data when you visit them in Brave. Before this change, they could. Technical breakdown:

@BraveNightly how is it helpful

Brave Nightly now routes IPFS, ENS, SNS, and Unstoppable Domains content through subdomain-based gateways instead of path-based ones.

Source: github.com/brave/brave-co…

@nalinrajput23 Did you forget about me?

Can you name a single browser better than Brave?

@koredemac11 I look cooler, I am cooler and I get the latest and greatest features faster.

@BraveNightly What's the difference between u and regular brave

Most people manage multiple browser profiles just to keep work and personal browsing separate. That's about to change. Containers are now available as an experimental flag in Brave Nightly. One profile -- multiple isolated identities. Cookies, sessions, logins all stay separate per container. brave://flags/#containers

@BraveNightly I really don't like Microsoft Edge browser

@BraveNightly Sempre pensando nos seus fabs 🤝🏻👏🏻

we're cooking something... you didn't hear it from me. brave://flags 👀

We’re experimenting with native email aliases directly in the browser. No extensions, no third party services. The flag just landed in @BraveNightly. Early commits show an in-page creation bubble that lets you generate aliases right from email input fields. One click, unique address, forwards to your inbox. Email is the biggest cross-site identifier most people leak without thinking about it. Every signup hands a service a permanent, linkable handle. When that service gets breached or sells your data, the spam follows you forever. Aliases let you isolate each service. Getting spammed? Kill that alias. Your primary address stays clean. Breaking that chain at the browser level is the right move. brave://flags → “Enable Email Aliases”

Tired of YouTube clutter? Brave added more content filters so you can block unwanted features. In Nightly for Android, you can now find them at Settings > Media.

@Proton_Pass @MicrosoftEdge

@MicrosoftEdge she looks like she'd help me download another browser real quick

!!!! This is a vibe

Of course you have the ability to disable the widget if you don't want it.

In the latest version of Nightly we added a Leo widget, this makes it more convenient to ask Leo questions. Let us know what you think of this!

@iAnonymous3000 @TeksEdge @brave yes, try it and let us know your thoughts, David! @TeksEdge: brave.com/download-night…

@TeksEdge @BraveNightly Runs directly in the @Brave browser. Open Leo from the sidebar in Brave Nightly and select GLM-5 with the “Verifiably Private with NEAR AI TEE” label. Leo has a free tier and a Premium tier at $14.99/month with higher rate limits and additional models.

Leo Nightly now runs GLM-5 inside NEAR AI's Trusted Execution Environments, upgrading from DeepSeek V3.1. GLM-5 is currently one of the best open weight models from Z.ai that leads every other open model on reasoning, coding, and agentic benchmarks. It's running inside Nvidia-backed TEEs via NEAR AI, which means your conversations are processed in a hardware-secured enclave where no one, not Brave, not NEAR, not anyone, can see your prompts or responses. Every computation is cryptographically signed so you can verify the model running is actually the model you selected. This is what we mean by moving from "trust me bro" to "trust but verify." Most AI assistants ask you to take their privacy claims on faith. Leo with NEAR AI TEEs gives you cryptographic proof. Update to the latest Nightly build and select GLM-5 with the "Verifiably Private with NEAR AI TEE" label in Leo to try it.

@T3chFalcon it's true - we protect our users from phishing attacks support.brave.app/hc/en-us/artic…

You shall not pass.