Hi everyone,
I manage a website dedicated to CapCut users, offering tutorials, downloadable templates, and video editing tips. If you’re looking for the official CapCut mod apk app to download, you can get it from here https://capprocutapk.com/. Recently, I’ve noticed some issues with how the site behaves in the Brave browser compared to other browsers like Chrome and Firefox. Here are the main problems:
- Content Blocking: Some features, like embedded CapCut video previews (hosted on third-party platforms), fail to load. The Brave Shields icon shows that scripts or trackers are being blocked, even though these are essential for site functionality.
- Login Issues: Users have reported that they can’t log in or upload their templates when using Brave, while the same functionality works flawlessly on other browsers.
- Broken Layout: Certain CSS styles and JavaScript elements aren’t rendering correctly in Brave, causing the site layout to break. The issue disappears when Shields are disabled.
- CORS Errors: I’ve noticed CORS-related errors in the console log when trying to fetch data via APIs, particularly when interacting with CapCut’s template database.
Here’s what I’ve tried so far:
- Ensured my website has a valid SSL certificate and uses HTTPS.
- Added proper CORS headers on the server-side for API requests.
- Tested the site in Brave with Shields disabled, which resolves the issues, but I’d prefer a fix that works without requiring users to turn off Shields.
- Reviewed Brave’s developer documentation, but I couldn’t pinpoint a specific solution.
Has anyone dealt with similar issues for their site on Brave? Are there best practices or configurations I can implement to ensure my CapCut website works seamlessly with Brave while respecting user privacy?
Thanks in advance for your help!