Brave browser gets unofficial ARM64 support for Surface Pro X
(Windows Phone Central)

Windows 10 on ARM may soon have a third native browser optimized for performance. What you need to know Privacy-based Brave browser has been recompiled for ARM64 Though unofficial the work is being passed on to the Brave team. Windows 10 on ARM could soon have a third native web browser. One of the neat things about browsers based on the open-source Chromium project is anyone - with the right skills and time - can recompile a browser. That`s the case with Window MVP developer Jeremy Sinclair who has effectively merged Microsoft`s ARM64 Chromium libraries with Brave. For a refresher, Brave is one of the latest Chromium-based browsers to hit the market. Launching officially in November 2019 (see our review) the team behind Brave is focused heavily on privacy and security. Brave has built-in ad and tracking prevention and other features that make it attractive to those who prefer something familiar but different. Dear @brave and Windows On ARM community,TAAAADDDDDAAAAAAAAAAAA...