It could be worth noting.
But just to be clear, in my experience so far, what Brave offers is far more limited compared to the equivalent in Firefox or the approach used by Arkenfox.
Afaik, Brave has only made a small handful (~15) of their settings configurable this way. There are a lot of Brave specific features that can’t be managed this way and would still need to be configured manually in the GUI.
That said, it’s still useful and convenient, and a step in the right direction. I hope they will make all of their settings configurable this way, but it seems so far that they are only adding the options that make Brave more palatable to enterprise customers, not necessarily intending to offer full fledged configuration via policy.
PG could just list their own policies to accord with their current recommended configuration.
That was more or less my intent, but that is unfortunately not currently possible. But Brave has not made most of the necessary settings configurable via policy settings. Which largely undermines the purpose and convenience of managing settings via policy.
Silver lining is that because there are such a small number of Brave specific settings that can be configured by policy, you don’t really need to rely on anyone else to maintain a list, you can pretty easily put together your own if you want.