Yes, I know the difference between the Nightly, dev and beta channels.
>BraveBrowserNightlySetup.exe and BraveBrowserNightlySetup32.exe will fetch and install the latest available version from our update servers. The Latest tag may relate to the version that will be downloaded with the installer? Whereas Pre-release means it has not reached that stage and even though you can download it, it may be even more unstable? Windows I could not find specific information about these. Within each of the development browser versions on GitHub, the newer ones (they are gone from the older versions), also have or tags. More information about the safety & reliability of pre-release versions of Brave can be found in our development documentation. These incomplete versions of Brave represent unfinished and untested work on future versions of Brave, and their incomplete behaviour may not be adequately described by this policy. A crash report can contain personal information. These test versions of the Browser may automatically send crash reports to Brave so that we can identify and fix problems.
They allow us to test new features so that we can find and fix errors before releasing a new version of the Brave Browser. Nightly, Dev, and Beta versions of the Brave Browser are experimental previews of new Brave Browser versions. I think Nightly, Dev, and Beta are called “pre-lease versions of Brave” because the Brave Privacy Policy returns you to the above article when you click the development documentation link. Hoping someone who actually uses/knows will provide an answer.ĭid you see this article on Github? It explains the difference between the different builds.
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