XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10, alt.windows7.general   
   From: nospam@nospam.invalid   
      
   In article , Ken Springer   
    wrote:   
      
   > > OK, got it downloaded and installed, two problems.   
   > >   
   > > 1: It gave me no installation location choice, It installed In C:\ my   
   > > Windows drive, I do not want it there I want it in my Programs partition.   
   > >   
   > > 2: No Menu, How do I get the menu Like all my other programs? Can't find   
   > > anything in setttings.   
   > >   
   > > Thanks for any answers.   
   >   
   > Hi, Rene,   
   >   
   > Ah, the Menu Bar...  When I first tried Brave in Windows, there was no   
   > Menu Bar.  Then it could be turned on.  (I've forgotten how it was   
   > done.)  Now it appears to be gone, and a short web search provided   
   > little, but complaints about it being missing.  However, there's a   
   > Chrome extension available through Brave that gives you a Menu Bar.   
   >   
   > For the Mac version, there was no Menu Bar at the top of the Mac screen,   
   > as all software should have for a Mac.  Nothing to turn on.  Now the bar   
   > is in the Mac version.  And the extension also works.  LOL   
      
   there absolutely is a menu bar at the top of the mac screen, just like   
   every other standard app on the mac, no extension required.   
      
   if you're using full screen mode, then the menu bar is hidden and will   
   show up when mousing to the top of the display, as it does with any   
   other app in full screen mode. that's a user choice, not something   
   about brave.   
      
   > And for you and me with vision issues, lots of those @$%^$@@$& light   
   > greys that a lot of monitors don't display.  :-(  I've concluded many   
   > web site designers could give a rip whether we can read their stuff or not.   
      
   monitors have no issues with greys. it's saturated colours where lesser   
   displays fall short because of a narrower colour gamut.   
      
   it also has nothing to do with brave and everything to do with what web   
   sites you visit. some web designers choose low contrast text/background   
   for aesthetic reasons, but that's easily resolved if it's not readable.   
      
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