Given all of those details, when I have only one tab and close that tab, then there are no tabs and no Brave Browser (iOS) Site-Specific settings (ie Brave’s colorful Lion icon ← clicking has nothing to offer, other than the icon is no longer active/colorful given no tabs) . . . and thus > no data therein, indicated.
Also at Brave Browser (iOS) > Settings > Shields & Privacy:
BUT, now given that I was for a moment, NOT using Private Browsing Only when adjusting a Shred setting . . . and returned to using Private Browsing Only - I now get:
YET, if I click on the Remove All button at the bottom of that Manage Website Data window (not shown in screenshot), then the Website Data is permanently gone - for all future usage of Private Browsing Only.
@Mattches and @kylehickinson I was just testing this and think I can replicate. I went to nhentai.net for this. I initially had it to shred when closing the app, but I switched it to Site Tabs Closed
Then I proceeded to close all tabs where it only went to my NTP. Going into History shows the visit to the site listed. Even closing Brave entirely and then reopening, it still was in History. Such as in the screenshot below, we should not see those Nhentai links.
When using Site Tabs Closed option for Auto Shred, did you wait 30+ seconds before checking if the data was removed? We have a 30s delay after the last tab for the site was closed before we shred the sites data. This is the to help against accidental tab closes.
@289wk I feel bad that I missed where you pointed out one of the changes. With the whole flood of screenshots it felt like you were just walking through how a person needs to set it up, so easy to want to skip as thinking it’s saying what’s already known.
Anyway, I see where @StephenHeaps mentioned on the Github the same.
@jstr2 go into Brave’s settings → shields & privacy → shred. While there, they added a new toggle that says Shred Removes History. Make sure that is enabled, otherwise it keeps history of the site. You can leave the global setting to Never for the Auto Shred part, but you need that toggle on if you want to shred history for the sites you do shred.