All of these can receive funding through Brave Payments using the BATify extension or the Braver web browser. There were 560 websites registered as verified Brave publisher partners as of early July 2018, according to BAT Growth. The website and project have disappeared completely without a trace. Update ( ): The extension appears to have been discontinued and is no longer being distributed for any web browser.

The BATify extension gives users who don’t want to abandon Firefox, Google Chrome, or Opera for the Brave browser the ability to support their favorite websites and creators through the Brave Payments platform.

Brave Software has since made no indications that they’re interested in making a browser extension, and have instead scrapped their current Muon based web browser product and begun making yet another web browser built on Chromium.īrowser extension developer Michael Volz, however, have detangled the attention tracking and contribution system from the Brave browser in a new unofficial Brave Payments client called BATify. A new browser extension lets users support their favorite websites, and YouTube and Twitch creators through donations of BAT crypto-tokens via Brave Payments.ĩ1 weeks ago, I argued that Brave Payments would be a better product as a browser extension than a whole web browser.

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