@Dumemes , @belizebum ,
TESTING some difficulties with Brave Browser:
Start Brave Browser from the command line; with errors output to a Desktop text file, “brave_console_out.txt”.
Following, are two commands. One for x86 architecture (Program Files (x86)), and one for 64 architecture (Program Files).
Each command is in 4 parts:
Part 1 is the path to the Brave executable (
brave.exe)Part 2 is the flag (
--incognito)Part 3 directs error output (
2>) toPart 4 a file on your Desktop (
brave_console_out.txt)
NOTE that the location of opening and closing, plain/simple (not curly/smart) double-quote marks is important, in the following, lengthy commands:
x86 architecture
"C:\Program Files (x86)\BraveSoftware\Brave-Browser\Application\brave.exe" --incognito 2> %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\brave_console_out.txt
64 architecture
"C:\Program Files\BraveSoftware\Brave-Browser\Application\brave.exe" --incognito 2> %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\brave_console_out.txt
Brave Browser will start and open a New Private Window (because: --incognito flag).
Suggested, that you then visit a simple website or search engine website, and then Exit/Quit Brave Browser; and then, examine the output text file.
If the command is working for you, test again - more Internet activity.
Additional flags to use, for testing; choose any single, or combo, with/without the --incognito flag:
--crash-on-failure
--disable-extensions
--disable-gpu
--enable-leak-detection
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