@Loquat ,
Thanks for taking the time. It is a crash course.
I would return to: brave://settings/clearBrowserData . . . and select the Clear browsing data > Basic tab. Enable all 3 selections and click the Clear data button.
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Try “Troubleshoot Compatibility” - might work:
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More . . .
In a Brave Browser > New Window, go to: brave://net-internals/#dns
and click on Clear host cache
Next, go to: brave://net-internals/#sockets
and click on both (in succession):
Close idle socketsFlush socket pools
Exit/Quit everything and restart your computer.
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Notes re what are:
DNS cache:
Socket pool:
With pooling, instead of closing a connection after it is used, we can keep it idle while it waits to handle another request. This saves the resources required to create a new connection.
- Ref. : ‘https://betterprogramming.pub/build-a-tcp-connection-pool-from-scratch-with-go-d7747023fe14’
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In a Brave Browser > New Window - go to: brave://settings/security
Disable: Use secure DNS
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And maybe . . . in a Brave Browser > New Window, go to: brave://settings/?search=Continue+where+you+left+off
And adjust the settings to about:blank as shown;
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If you have Brave Browser to be the default Browser, choose a different Internet browser for that.
IOW, take steps to get Brave Browser free and clear from as many burdens as you can.
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