The Brave Browser's initial launch lag never goes away

After installing Brave browser, the first launch takes a very long time. Sometimes subsequent launches also take a long time. I’ve tried everything. Flags don’t work. Commands I’ve entered into files don’t work either.
Kwallet is misunderstood. Kwallet doesn’t block it; on the contrary, it helps it work.
The problem isn’t related to the system or Kwallet; the problem lies in the browser’s basic configuration.

When the Chromium-based Opera browser was first released, it also had the same problem in Linux environments, but they eventually fixed it.

Brave is the main browser of the Besgnulinux distribution.
I can’t make it the default browser while this problem persists. So the problem isn’t personal.
However, I never want to give up on Brave.
I kindly request that you try to resolve this issue.
Regards.

@besgnulinux

Please edit your Original Post (“OP”) above, in order to include:

  • Brave Browser version numbers
  • Operating System version numbers

Maybe also file a ticket at:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/besgnulinux/support

I would reset Brave: brave://settings/reset and:

Hello.
The same problem has occurred in all Brave versions updated since the sixth month of last year.
This problem exists in the last four Besgnulinux versions.
Also, the same problem persists in tests for the upcoming version.
So I’ve been dealing with this problem for the last six or seven months.
Also, the address you provided belongs to me.

The important thing here is that the initial loading opens at normal speed. Because some solutions can be applied after the initial loading.
In short, if we can get the initial opening of the Brave browser back to normal, the problem will be partially solved.
If I were the only one using it, I wouldn’t make a big deal out of it.
However, not everyone in a distribution might tolerate this problem.

Therefore, I ask the developer to find a solution to this.

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