Hi yesterday I suddenly Brave crashed every time I tried searching
I use Fedora 41
Extension I only use proton pass and I tried disabled it and it still crashed and also enabled so it’s not the extension.
I use inbuilt adblockers
Brave version is the latest since I always keeps everything updated. I hope there will come very soon a fix for this
Probably, you would help your cause, by providing the actual:
Hi I cant open Brave I have uninstall it because its just breaks right away. My internet has no issues, I use Vivaldi Zen mullvad and Tor browser none of them have any issues or crashes. Only Brave only Extensions I use on Brave is Proton Pass I use on Zen no issues on Vivaldi no issues there either.
Hi I found the Brave version 1.73.104
Thanks for dredging up the Brave Browser version and your Extensions status.
Be Prepared for Testing
Clear cookies, cache, history, etc.
In a Brave Browser New Window, go to:
brave://settings/clearBrowserData
Select the Advanced tab
Set Time range to “All time”
ENABLE everything except:
(Myself, I would NOT make that exception)
(because I would have a backup prepared.)
(In other words, be prepared.)
Click on the “Clear data” button
Usually, in a Linux OS command line, you can start Brave Browser with one of the following commands:
brave -n --args --incognito --no-experiments --disable-extensions --disable-gpu
or
brave-browser -n --args --incognito --no-experiments --disable-extensions --disable-gpu
In order to determine which of those, to use, in a Brave Browser New Window, go to: “brave://version”
Scroll down to “Command line”
The beginnings of that command line character string, will indicate to you, which of those commands to use.
IF / WHEN launching Brave Browser, using one of those commands, does Brave Browser keep running?
You might:
Have a Graphics Acceleration (aka Hardware Acceleration) problem . . . so, locate the Graphics / Hardware Acceleration switch in your Brave Browser settings, and turn it OFF.
Add an additional Brave Browser Profile, for testing.
Use the Brave Browser Task Manager, in order to learn more. Click on the “hamburger” menu button (3 small horizontal lines) at the upper-right corner of the Brave Browser webpage. Choose More Tools. And then, click Task Manager.
Get to know the Brave Browser > Developer Tools window
Click on the “hamburger” menu button (3 small horizontal lines) at the upper-right corner of the Brave Browser webpage. Choose More Tools. And then, click Developer Tools.
Shortcuts . . . but I do not yet know the Linux keyboard shortcut for activating the Developer Tools window:
– MacOS users, key combination: Command + Option + “I” (no quotes)
– Windows OS users: key combination: Control + Shift + “I” (no quotes)
On the first occasion of using Developer Tools, the Developer Tools “window” is usually a part of (contained within) its associated Brave Browser window . . . but you can make the Developer Tools window, a standalone window (though keeping its association with the Brave Browser window). I recommend that you do so:
In the upper right-hand corner of the Developer Tools window, there is an “Organizer” 3-vertical-dots button - click on that. The result should be a pop-up:
Notice the tiny blue icon that is first (left to right) among 4. Click on that icon. The Developer Tools window will become a standalone window.
How to use Developer Tools:
Developer Tools > Network:
By monitoring the Developer Tools window > Network tab, you can observe the “behind the scenes” networking activity between the Internet browser and the website.
Hi sorry I first reply now but I have been very sick. And sorry I did not make it more clear, but I did not either had any bookmarks anything like that imported. Brave crashed right after install or 5 min after. Now that I no longer using Fedora 41 and I am now using Endeavors OS it works flawless on this OS no issues since the change.
Huh; never heard of it; thanks:
