In addition, the connection over many Tor relays is slow. Web sites do not learn the real IP address, but they can see that the connection is obfuscated by Tor (Tor nodes are not secret). From the perspective of the visited web pages, the connection comes from the last Tor computer, which acts as an exit node. These perform the request and send back the returned HTML. So when trying to connect to an Onion URL, the request is routed through volunteer Tor nodes. And those two don't even talk to each other because there's another computer in the middle! Between those three Tor computers, only one really knows where the connection is coming from, and only one really knows where it's going. Instead, you connect to a chain of three different computers on the volunteer-run Tor network, one after the other, and only then to the web page you are visiting. When you are in a private window with Tor, Brave does not connect directly to a website as usual.
To access Tor onion URLs, Brave has provided a " Private Window with Tor" mode that acts as a proxy for the Tor network. Websites on the Tor network use special onion URL addresses of the type (DuckDuckGo), which users can only access through the Tor network.
This includes a built-in ad blocker, strict data controls and a built-in Tor browser mode for anonymous web browsing. Brave is a Chromium-based browser that has been modified with privacy in mind.
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