I decided it was time to delete cookies, cash, and browsing history for all time. Now I’m having trouble going to bank websites and getting signed in again. It’s always been a problem trying to figure out the settings. It’s never been clear what to do with motion sensors or with fingerprinting for example, when it comes to bank websites.
I have tried turning Shields off, JavaScript on, all cookies on, all fingerprinting on, motion sensors on, basically trying to be as liberal as possible with the brave browser and still can’t get signed into any of the different websites I want to sign into.
Do you want motion sensors on for a bank?
Do you want all fingerprinting on for a bank?
Are these actually security protections at such websites?
You deleted cookies, and then no luck; so, you know that you need to allow cookies for the website(s) in question.
JavaScript: Enabled for the website(s) in question, most likely yes.
Some websites have Trackers and Advertisements tied into the sequence of webpages and pop-ups they display — meaning: stumping a Tracker or Ad might also stall/thwart the display of the next window or pop-up that you were expecting.
Fingerprint: Standard instead of Strict
And “Clear host cache” button at
brave://net-internals/#dns
may help.
Take a look at
brave://settings/content
Site and Shields Settings > Content > Cookies and site data > Third-party cookies are blocked
Take a look at
brave://settings/privacy
Privacy and security > Clear browsing data - Clear history, cookies, cache, and more
Thank you. Could you explain what the means. Does that mean yes it works or no it doesn’t work? Could you explain the entire graphic in simple terms? Thanks you very much. It’s frustrating for the user of Brave Browser to not understand how to be secure.