


Select “Brave Rewards” from the menu that appears. Tap the three-dot icon in the bottom-right corner (or the top-right if you disabled the bottom bar). Turn Off Brave Rewardsįirst, let’s make sure Brave Rewards is disabled so it won’t show you any BAT-earning ads. Let’s walk through disabling each crypto-related feature on the Brave mobile browser one-by-one. RELATED: How to Disable All of Windows 10's Built-in Advertising How to Hide Brave’s Cryptocurrency Features on Mobile Find the ones you don’t want and click the “Hide” button beneath them.Ĭlick the “X” button on the Cards dialog, and you’re good to go! Disable them by first clicking the “Edit Cards” button below the card stack. Disable the Crypto Widgets on the New Tab Pageīy default, the New Tab page shows you widgets (or “cards”) with your Brave Rewards stats, token prices, and other crypto-related information. Tip: If you don’t want any photography or artwork at all on the New Tabe page, toggle off “Show Background Images” as well.Ĭlick the “X” button in the top-right corner of the Customization dialog to save your settings. Toggle off the “Show Sponsored Images” option.

However, you can back it up by copy-pasting the /brave-browser folder, which contains basically all your Brave browser profile data, including unverified BAT.A dialog will appear with the “Background Image” tab open. If you reformat your computer, for example, you will lose your BAT.

If you are unverified, your BAT is basically local data on your device. Then the difference on transferring from hard drive or whatever was: Obviously there’s some minor details in between where we might need clarification, but I’m just trusting and taking their words literally. It communicates and updates on occasion throughout the month. So, as long as you log into your Uphold/Gemini account on your new browser installation, you should see your BAT balance again, since verified users just use the BAT from their Uphold/Gemini accounts.īased on what he said there, I’m assuming not. When you do so, the BAT that’s stored in your browser (as local files) is transferred to your Uphold/Gemini account. The official way to “back up and restore” is basically to verify your Rewards wallet with Uphold/Gemini.
