Starting a few days ago, Brave users can inject their own JavaScript scriptlets into pages, potentially adding new avenues of privacy customization
For privacy-related changes, users write scripts that block JavaScript-based trackers, randomize fingerprinting APIs, and substitute Google Analytics scripts with a dummy version.
In terms of customization and accessibility, the scriptlets could be used for hiding sidebars, pop-ups, floating ads, or annoying widgets, force dark mode even on sites that don’t support it, expand content areas, force infinite scrolling, adjust text colors and font size, and auto-expand hidden content.
