. . . is a resource URL address WITHIN a Chrome extension. That extension’s extension ID is possibly: pkehgijcmpdhfbdbbnkijodmdjhbjlgp, and possibly you can find whichever extension that is, by, in a Brave Browser New Window, going to: brave://extensions/ and scrolling down to, and selecting, Manage extensions.
Thanks for the instruction. Changing to Allow all cookies doesen’t help. I suspect whether shield is working. On the page the shield icon(brave logo) in the right of address bar is gray and clicking on it does nothing.
The URL is full.
Describe it as a secure issue with no detail won’t help, I guess. And it’s more important to:
Get a way to find which part of Brave blocked it
Find how to whitelist it, whether it’s a security issue or not
In a Brave Browser New Window, go to the Advanced tab at brave://settings/clearBrowserData ← and there, Enable the Site and Shields Settings checkbox, and for Time range set All time, and click the Delete data button.
Exit / Quit everything and Restart your computer. Then test.
I’m just opening the exact URL in the OP. To be more specific, the extension (Privacy Badger) somehow managed to hijack all searches (when user type some word in the address bar and press enter) to their redirect page. And this behavior seems to be blocked in Incognito window only. To make debugging easy as MWE, I truncated the long target url away (something like google.com/search?q=blah), and it can still triggering the problem.
Anyway it’s my mistake for not checking thoroughly before posting. I found that:
chrome-extension:// URLs are blocked in Chromium as well in incognito window. This isn’t a Brave feature.