bonjour je precise que je suis nouveau sur linux et donc sur zorin c est tout frais pour moi et je ne maitrise pas grand chose voir rien du tout .....
comme j ai pu voir sur un topic fermé brave ou chrome buggent a cause du gpu.
quand j essaie de rentrer la commande sur le terminal
brave-browser --disable-gpu
il me dit brave-browser : commande introuvable...
help merci
et d ailleurs pareil sous chrome....
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Are Brave and Chrone installed as Flatpak or APT/.deb Package? You can also disabling Hardware Acceleration in the Browsers itself. Or do they crash immediately without having the Possibility to go in the Browser Settings?
EDIT: I changed the Thread Category from Tutorials & Guides to General Help because this is a Help Request.
bonjour et merci 
j ai installé chrome via l app logiciel native a zorin et brave etait deja present.
j ai desinstallé puis reinstallé brave en pensant que cela allait resoudre le probleme mais non
Try to switch to Xorg, that can also help. Logout and at login click on your username then a cog wheal appears at the bottom right corner. There you can switch between Xorg and Wayland.
Chrome doesn't have a native Package. Can you open Gnome Software and go to Chrome and look what Package Format in installed? Under the ''Install'' Button, You can open a Dropdown Menu and the installeed Package Format has a green Marker.
If it is Flatpak, I would suggest to uninstall it and download the .deb Package here:
For Brave: Can You type in the Terminal apt list brave-browser and check if it is installed?
So, Brave doesn't seem to be installed right. Okay, let's try it with uninstall Brave and then install it again:
sudo apt purge brave-browser brave-keyring
That will delete Brave. Then, to install it again type:
sudo apt install brave-browser brave-keyring
You forgot the sudo to type. You only typed apt purge and not sudo apt purge like wrote here:
okayyyy 
i do it again
done
i ve launch it but it has freeze my computer.........
I wonder if it has anything due to the newer kernel update which has been reported elsewhere on here.
You have launched it with brave-browser --disable-gpu or normal? Did You installed Chrome, too? Did it behave the same? Did You tried @Forpli's Suggestion above:
Does the System beneath that run normal? Is Fractional Scaling in Settings>Display disabled?
Indeed, I've also been having issues with Vivaldi, based on Chrome, since the last update on my computer that has a NVIDIA graphics card. Brave is working fine though..
I have tried and tried and tried some more with Vivaldi. I would give it time, then try again.
My complaint with Vivaldi is not just that it is unstable, which it is... It is that its instabilities often have systemic consequences.
I sadly gave up on Vivladi after more than a dozen attempts.
I really like the control over the UI/UX
But it was not worth the constant breakage.
Oh no, that's too bad.. Vivaldi works fine on my other computer with Zorin (a laptop without an NVIDIA card) and on all my Win 10 machines..
If this is not just me then maybe I'll send them a bug report!
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