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If you work on brave and are reading this... can you stop showing random Crypto banners over nytimes.com and the like? It's very tacky
by kylehotchkiss 6y ago
If you work on brave and are reading this... can you stop showing random Crypto banners over nytimes.com and the like? It's very tacky
- PretzelPirate 6y agoI don’t get any crypto banners when I go to nytimes.com in Brave.
- fullstop 6y agoI think that this is what they were referring to: https://i.imgur.com/oaZtmen.png https://i.imgur.com/oaZtmen.png I'm not sure why it shows up for nytimes.com, though, and not other sites.
- jonathansampson 6y agoSome times perform a bit of reflection, and scan over global objects in the document window. This can sometimes trigger our dApp-detection logic. The experience should be better in Brave Beta, and in the future we hope to get rid of the problem entirely by removing the current injection-based detection.
- ffpip 6y agoThis happens on archive.org, nytimes.com and some smaller sites too. I've turned off all crypto, but this appears on every reload of the site. Can I know if there is a setting to toggle or is this a bug?
- bsclifton 6y agoThat's part of "Web3" (aka Dapps) and you can turn it off. Under brave://settings/extensions for `Ethereum provider for using Dapps` pick `None`
- kylehotchkiss 6y agoHey Brian, turning that off fixed it. I choose Brave for the privacy, Ad-blockers, degoogling, and pretty good maintenance upkeep. I think a sizable portion of your audience choose it for the same reason. Your crypto work is certainly interesting but I think should be entirely opt-in or an extension. Thanks for your response here :)