Brave developers valued the feature of hiding their own browser settings at $60.

Brave launches a new browser — Brave Origin

The company Brave has released an updated version of its browser called Brave Origin. Unlike the standard edition, many features that were previously built in by default have been removed. To access the “clean” set of capabilities, users must make a one‑time purchase.

What changed?
* Removed:

* email aliases;

* AI assistant Leo;

* VPN module;

* Brave Wallet crypto wallet;

* Speedreader mode (removes ads and unnecessary page elements).

Thus, the browser becomes more concise and focused on basic tasks.

How to access the disabled features?
1. Download Brave Origin from the official Brave Premium website.

*For Linux users, the version remains free.*

2. For others, the payment is $60 (one‑time). After paying, you gain the right to use the browser on any number of devices without additional charges.

3. If you already have the regular Brave installed, you can add a control panel:

* Open `brave://settings/system`;

* Find the “Brave Origin” item and pay for the service;

* Click Refresh Origin – a list of features will appear that you can enable or disable as desired.

Platforms
* Brave Origin is available for desktop PCs (Windows, macOS, Linux) and Android.

* The iOS version is under development and currently unavailable.

Thus, Brave offers users a cleaner browser for a one‑time fee while still allowing flexible control over enabled features.