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(This is the page for Brave Beta, an early-release version of the Brave browser for testing and stability.)
By Kelvin Ooi
Security and privacy editor
Brave Beta is a separate, early-release version of the Brave browser for Android. The developer presents it as a testing channel, where new features and fixes are checked for stability before they go into the main release.
It suits people who are comfortable with pre-release software and want to try new Brave features early, and who are willing to report problems. Google Play shows a 4.5 average from 29,021 ratings on this page.
The build we hold is Brave Beta 1.98.52 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The two features the listing highlights as new are a firewall and a VPN. The developer says the firewall protects online activity in general, not only what happens inside the Brave browser.
The VPN is listed as working on both mobile and desktop. The listing does not describe how the connection is set up, so the page only reports that it is offered on those platforms.
Brave Beta is meant for checking how features behave before the full release. Testers are asked to help shape the product by using it and passing along their experience.
Crash reports are sent automatically during testing. Early feedback goes to the developer through the support page at brave.com/msupport.
The developer says Brave Beta can be installed and run next to the full release version of Brave for Android. That lets someone test the early build while keeping the stable browser available for everyday use.
The listing does not say whether the two versions share bookmarks, sign-in or other data.