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<blockquote data-quote="TechnoBob" data-source="post: 1936333" data-attributes="member: 137034">That's true: no sooner do I install the latest version than Brave's &quot;Update&quot; symbol re-starts its progression from green to orange to red--the latter meaning &quot;update NOW&quot;. It seems I must update this browser at least every two weeks.My problem is that Brave is so good at not tracking you, and at keeping sites from knowing it's you, that when I do the update I must then redo the logins to many sites that I prefer to stay logged in to. And because I have enabled 2FA where possible, the re-login process--even with LastPass helping me with userIDs and passwords--is a pain. (Authenticators, passcodes sent to the phone, etc.)I suppose I should be happy at their ability to keep up with security issues (or is it to find bugs in their own software?), but updates so frequently are a little annoying. (2nd thought: AITA for complaining?)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TechnoBob, post: 1936333, member: 137034"] That's true: no sooner do I install the latest version than Brave's "Update" symbol re-starts its progression from green to orange to red--the latter meaning "update NOW". It seems I must update this browser at least every two weeks. My problem is that Brave is so good at not tracking you, and at keeping sites from knowing it's you, that when I do the update I must then redo the logins to many sites that I prefer to stay logged in to. And because I have enabled 2FA where possible, the re-login process--even with LastPass helping me with userIDs and passwords--is a pain. (Authenticators, passcodes sent to the phone, etc.) I suppose I should be happy at their ability to keep up with security issues (or is it to find bugs in their own software?), but updates so frequently are a little annoying. (2nd thought: AITA for complaining?) [/QUOTE]

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